Ali is being deported on Friday - here's what you can do

We know from experience that calling the airline to complain, as well as calling the detention centre and Ali's MP is a way to raise his case quickly with the right people. Please see the below. You can do it! We have already got reports of people saying Kenya Airways are sick of us ringing them about the issue - good work! Keep up the pressure until the Home Office cancel his removal order, or the airway refuse to fly him See below for what you can do (and feel free to modify as you see fit) Thank you, Anthony CALL KENYA AIRWAYS: Kenya Airways London office phone number: 0208 283 1800 Kenya Airways Heathrow office contact number: 0208 759 7366 You can say you heard about Ali via the petition or just say he's your friend. I am ringing because I have become aware about Ali Rashid Nur (HO no: N224515 / Prison no: CID 489509 referred to as ABDILLAHI SAID ALI by the Home Office). I am angry he is being deported Kenya Airways flight KQ101 on 4 May 18:25 to Kenya + flight KQ480 to Tanzania - Ali is from Somalia and not Tanzania. - He has a 10 month baby and 2 other children in the UK. He has lived here since 1998. - Ali’s deportation would be in breach of Article 8 rights to family and private life. He has strong connections and family in the UK - Ali is not from Tanzania, the Home Office decision racially discriminates against him Call Colnbrook IRC: 02086075200 What you can say (or say what you want!). You can say you heard about Ali via the petition or just say he's your friend. You do NOT need to give your name if you do not want to. I am ringing because I have become aware about Ali Rashid Nur (HO no: N224515 / Prison no: CID 489509). I am angry he is being detained and deported. Ali is from Somalia and not Tanzania. - He has a 10 month baby and 2 other children in the UK. He has lived here since 1998. - Ali’s deportation would be in breach of Article 8 rights to family and private life. He has strong connections and family in the UK - Ali is not from Tanzania, the Home Office decision racially discriminates against him (If they say they do not have the right to speak about his case due to confidentiality laws, just say you want your complaint registered with the manager and passed on) --- HOW TO TWEET: You must be logged in to your Twitter account. Tweet to @KenyaAirways and Ali's MP @Offord4Hendon Please RT: ALI NUR [HO no: N224515] is being deported on @KenyaAirways flight KQ101 on 4 May 18:25 to Kenya (+ flight KQ480 to Tanzania) under a FAKE name. ALI IS A SOMALI REFUGEE who has no connection with TANZANIA. @Offord4Hendon https://t.co/jpro5aChWw --- HOW TO EMAIL Below are the email addresses for Kenya Airways, as well as his MP and the private company who run the immigration prison, MITIE EMAIL ADDRESSES: customer.relations@kenya-airways.com, matthew.offord.mp@parliament.uk, public.enquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk, colin.dobell@mitie.com, danny.spencer@mitie.com SUBJECT: Ali Rashid Nur ("Abdillahi Said Ali"). HO no: N224515 / Prison no: CID 489509 TEXT: RE: Ali Rashid Nur ("Abdillahi Said Ali") HO no: N224515 / Prison no: CID 489509 Kenya Airways flight KQ101 on 4 May 18:25 Dear Kenya Airways, Matthew Offord MP, and MITIE We urge you to halt the deportation of our friend Ali Nur - to Tanzania - a country he has no connection with. Kenya Airways flight KQ101 on 4 May 18:25 to Kenya + flight KQ480 to Tanzania Ali has lived in the UK since 1998, after he fled the Somali civil war. Ali is a Somali Bajuni. Ali has three children in the UK, the youngest a 10 month baby, and a 16 and 13 year old. Ali has had information falsely created about him by the Tanzanian embassy (in collaboration with the Home Office) in order to justify his deportation there - in fact Ali is a Somali refugee from the Bajuni minority in southern Somalia. Previously Ali was also nearly falsely deported to Kenya and Jamaica. The Home Office have begun using a fake identity for Ali, “Abdillahi Said Ali DOB 10/10/1971", an entirely different person. I find this alarming and dangerous that the Home Office would use such a tactic to cover up the deportation of a person they can not deport to Somalia due to international law. Please see his petition which has over 1,600 signatures, for more information https://www.change.org/p/home-office-ali-is-a-somali-refugee-stop-the-home-office-deporting-him-to-tanzania-freeali Many people are aware of Ali's situation and if you deport him you will be complicit in this abuse and unlawful act to remove Ali from the UK Ali’s deportation would be in breach of Article 8 rights to family and private life - He has strong connections and family in the UK - returning to Tanzania would be dangerous. Somali Bajuni are a persecuted minority - Ali is not from Tanzania, the Home Office decision racially discriminates against him Please do the right thing, and suspend this deportation flight urgently as the Home Office can begin to deal with Ali's case in the proper legal manner. Yours sincerely, (your name)