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Blaise Kamba
Our dear Blaise was removed last week and immediately arrested. Blaise had told us what he was wearing and this info was given to people in Kinshasa who hoped to meet him and get him to a safe house. He was arrested immediately and taken to a prison. The people followed him but dare not approach the prison at this stage lest they be arrested. We await information. I do not have words to describe how Leitishia and Jeanine are.
Following the recent arrest of Anselme Noumbiwa (who now faces deportation back to a very uncertain future in Cameroon) could all concerned by this development please contact either the Immigration Minister Phil Woolas, the Home Secretary Jacqui Smith or your own MP.
Those who approach their own MP please ask them to make sure the letter gets to either Phil Woolas or Jacqui Smith, so that you then have to have a reply (but send them direct as well).
Click here to download a sample letter with address details in Word format.
Jackie Fearnley
| Tuesday April 28, 2009 | ||
| 4:00 pm | to | 7:00 pm |
There will be a ‘vigil’ at St Mary’s Stockton for Anselme Noumbiwa on Tuesday 28th April, 4-7. Justice First hope to contact MPs etc.
Anselme is a Cameroonian Christian who faces a grave threat in his home country as a result of his beliefs. He was arrested again last week and may be deported imminently.
