New publication

For Asylum Seekers & their Supporters
A Self-Help Guide
 against detention & deportation

A lifesaving and labour saving Guide by Legal Action for Women.

"I was detained in Yarl’s Wood and was two days away from being deported.  It took many urgent letters, phone calls and a new solicitor to submit a fresh claim to stop my deportation and get me out.  My supporters followed the steps in this Guide and won.  With this Guide others can also win." Ida V, All African Women’s Group

"Legal Action for Women, a free legal service whose determination to win justice puts many lawyers to shame, has put together their experience of day-to-day legal case work and campaigning in this exciting Guide.  Not only is it invaluable for those fighting in their own defence or that of their family and neighbours; it is also essential reading for lawyers, advocates and other professionals who will benefit greatly from its practical information and advice.  At a time when principles of international protection for those fleeing persecution are being undermined in Europe and elsewhere, and asylum seekers battle even to get their case heard in court, this Guide is needed more than ever.Ian Macdonald QC 

Legal Action for Women, started in London in 1982, is a grassroots user-led anti-sexist anti-racist legal service.  It combines experienced lay workers with access to a network of trustworthy lawyers.  It is widely used by sex-workers, immigrant women, single mothers and many facing injustice.

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.

Order on line at www.allwomencount.net/Publications/pamphlets.htm

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