Justice for Aafia Coalition (JFAC) presents


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2nd Anniversary of Aafia Siddiqui’s Sentencing[/B]


PROTEST @ US EMBASSY, LONDON





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- Sunday 23rd September 2012


- From 3pm onwards


- All welcome


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Speakers:[/I]





- Andy Worthington


- Ustadh Uthman Lateef


- Adnan Rashid


- Sheikh Suliman Gani


- Omar Hajaj (Head of Campaigns, FOSIS)


- Sultan Sabri (Surrey Solicitors)


- Faisal Hanjra (MCB)


- Ilyas Townsend


- Sheikh Khalid Fikry


[I]and many others[/I]


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Venue:[/I]


US Embassy


24 Grovesnor Square,


London,


W1A 2LQ





September 23rd 2010 was a black day for justice and human rights as Aafia Siddiqui was shockingly sentenced to 86 years in prison, following a trial deemed by critics[I] “a grave miscarriage of justice”[/I].  Join us on Sunday 23rd September outside the US Embassy, London, in recalling this damning stain on America’s history, reaffirming our call for Aafia’s immediate release to her family in Pakistan.





For further information:





[B]Justice for Aafia Coalition (JFAC)[/B]


[email]info@justiceforaafia.org[/email]


[url=http://www.justiceforaafia.org/]Justice for Aafia Coalition - United for Freedom and Justice for Aafia Siddiqui[/url]

You can read all about it at The Nation

The thing I find weird is that she is reunited with her mothers family and not her father - a person the mother divorced because he did not want to join "a global jihad". Surely he should be the one who is the sensible option to be united with for the child?

(There is still one child missing)