Gretel Gocan, 81, who came to the UK in 1960, has nowbeen reunited with her family after almost a decade of enforced exile in Jamaica with no home, no cash and no pension.
Homeless Windrush man arrested after being invited to Home O
"As far as I am concerned, I stand with those who suffered detention, deportation and mental ill-health, some of whom even now face an earlier death as a result of being denied access to health services on account of the hostile environment policy."
Caribbean woman whose Windrush father served in RAF facing d
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2018 7:01 pm
by MarcusGarveyLives
"Sharon Vitalis, whose father came to UK with Windrush generation and served in the RAF for 13 years, set to be removed from UK - separating her from 12-year-old son ..."
"As a schoolboy in Jamaica, Richard Stewart was told he was British because Britain was the Mother Country. Now, 60 years later, after a life lived in England, including a spell playing county cricket for Middlesex, Stewart is fighting against the system and fearing for his future in Britain. Like so many others caught up in the Windrush scandal, Stewart does not have the necessary paperwork to prove his right to live in the United Kingdom. He has not left the country since 1969 and worries that if he were to return to visit family in Jamaica, he would not be allowed back in the country where he has lived since the age of 10. His case is being dealt with by the Commonwealth Taskforce set up by the Prime Minister at the height of the Windrush scandal and which promised to give him help within two weeks. Months later, Stewart has heard nothing."
So, nothing has changed, then? We're still living in a "hostile environment".
Government will only apologise to 18 of 83 wrongfully deport
