A new book from death row
Mumia Abu-Jamal
JAILHOUSE LAWYERS:
PRISONERS DEFENDING PRISONERS V THE USA
Foreword by Angela Y. DavisIntroduction to UK edition by Selma James
To be published July 2010 by Crossroads Books £9.99.
For Asylum Seekers and their
Supporters:
A Self-Help Guide against detention & deportation
This accessible step-by-step guide puts together
information that is not usually available so that anyone
determined to get protection and justice can find out how to do
it.
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Review
Free to Asylum Seekers;
£2.50 other individuals; £5.00 organisations;
£10.00 professionals/institutions
+ p+p
Death Row
journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal - The case for a new trial
by Robert R Bryan, lead counsel
Edited by Legal Action for Women
Mumia's lawyer spells out what the basic issues of the case are,
outlining the injustices of the trial and subsequent hearings,
and the grounds for the new appeal. Leading UK lawyers have now
asked the appeal court to enable Mumia, for the first time, to
put his case to a jury free of racism.
£2.50 + p+p
A "Bleak House"
for Our Times: An investigation into Yarl's Wood Removal
Centre
by Legal Action for Women
New
research based on the experiences of over 130 women detained in
Yarl’s Wood Removal Centre explodes the myth that the asylum
system is “fast but fair” and that most asylum seekers are
“bogus”, and instead demonstrates that most of those deemed
“bogus” have never had a chance to present their case.
£2.50 individuals; £5.00 organisations + p+p
A Chronology of Injustice
The case for Winston Silcott's conviction to be
overturned
1998, Compiled by Legal Action for Women, London,
England
Winston Silcott was
wrongly convicted of killing a policeman. This riveting chronology
of events explains why, after 12 years in prison, the police and media are
witch-hunting him still. more
ISBN: 0-9517775-7-21
£4.00 public
£8 professionals& institutions
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