Please help Rabah Hamdoud
Posted in Uncategorized on July 30th, 2010 by UNITY / No Comments »Rabah Hamoud is a 39 year old single man from
Rabah Hamoud is a 39 year old single man from
Demonstration in support of Florence & Precious.
Monday 19th July
In front of the Royal Concert Hall
Top of Buchanan Street
(near the Donald Dewar statue)
5.30pm More info here
Trhas from
Her asylum case has been refused and she is now facing a “Dublin Convention” third country removal to
Trhas and Aron urgently need you to fax the Home Office to urge them to unite this family and allow Trhas to be released so she can be reunited with her husband.
You can download model letters to send from our website here
We’re looking for donations of food and volunteers to help in our new weekly cafe for destitute asylum seekers
From Tuesday 6th July we will be preparing a meal and giving out free food for destiute asylum seekers and those recieving Section 4 support in Lansdowne Church Hall on Great Western Road (near Solly’s African shop and Kelvinbridge underground station.)
More info here:
SUNDAY 20th of june
doors @ 7.30
with Withered Hand, The Second Hand Marching Band and Maple Leave
For more Info
SATURDAY 19th JUNE as part of Refugee Week
And in association with the CCA
1.30pm
CCA 350 Sauchiehall Street
Click HERE for more info
Worried about your asylum case?
- Come along and find out about the asylum system
- What you can do to strengthen your case
- And how to get other people to support you so that justice is done!
Read the ‘Daily Fail’ - The latest issue exposes 12 myths about asylum seekers in the UK. Read what they really don’t want you to know about!
This hand-out has been produced by us at the Unity Centre to counter some of the racist lies about asylum seekers spread by far-right groups during and after the General Election.We hope you find it informative and useful.Please free to copy and distribute it. Alternatively please contact us if you would like more copies. Here is a PDF A4 version asylum-myths-2010.pdf
Once a year those lovely people in the Ceilidh Collective people in Edinburgh hold a brilliant party for Unity in Edinburgh. Last year it raised almost £1000 for the centre and we took twenty people through from Glasgow to join the fun….
[A ‘Ceilidh (pronounced “Kay-Lee”) is a traditional Scottish social gathering with traditional music, dancing, and storytelling.]
It’s the time of year for another Ceilidh to raise money for the Unity Centre - This year the money will go towards buying a new minibus for the Centre. This year it wil be on Saturday 17trh April in the Rudolf Steiner School at 60 Spylaw Road, Edinburgh. More info here.