Mauritian student due for deportation - tonight

[arista]

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/mar/30/mauritian-student-yashika-bageerathi-uk-deportation


The only reason she is still in the UK
is British Airways refused to fly her.

"Nineteen-year-old Yashika Bageerathi
due to be flown out from
Heathrow on Sunday without her mother and siblings"


http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2014/3/30/1396172154954/Yashika-Bageerathi-deport-011.jpg


Sign Of The Times.

[Crimson Dynamo]

time for her to go home. the uk is not world police

[arista]

time for her to go home. the uk is not world police


Yes but Airways do not want bad PR

[Crimson Dynamo]

Yes but Airways do not want bad PR

Feck them

[arista]

Feck them



They can not afford bad PR



Times are hard

[Crimson Dynamo]

They can not afford bad PR



Times are hard

Indeed

Life on the Runway

[Me. I Am Salman]

I signed the petition when there were 20k signatures and now it's like 160k :')

[arista]

I signed the petition when there were 20k signatures and now it's like 160k :')


That was good of you

[thesheriff443]

That was good of you

sarcasm?

[arista]

sarcasm?


No

[Vicky.]

Read this as martian student D:

[smudgie]

So cruel.
The whole family should go together.

[arista]

She is now at Heathrow airport
due to fly out at 9PM,
her Legal team , however
are now trying to stop her being removed.

Ref : ITV1London news Live

[Jack_]

****ing disgusting

I hope the people involved in this decision are bundled into a back of a van themselves and flown out to a deserted island where they can live out the rest of their ****ing worthless, miserable existences in complete isolation. Scum

[Nedusa]

****ing disgusting

I hope the people involved in this decision are bundled into a back of a van themselves and flown out to a deserted island where they can live out the rest of their ****ing worthless, miserable existences in complete isolation. Scum

You don't approve then ?

[Jack_]

Who would :umm2:

[arista]

****ing disgusting

I hope the people involved in this decision are bundled into a back of a van themselves and flown out to a deserted island where they can live out the rest of their ****ing worthless, miserable existences in complete isolation. Scum



The Legal Team
are in Courts now trying to stop her from leaving
I wish them luck


The Flight is due to to leave (With or Without her)
at 9PM tonight

[Me. I Am Salman]

wow..

[Apple202]

the last part of this title doesnt make any sense and its stressing me out

[Nedusa]

Oh I thought she was Martian and British Airways were objecting to the cost of taking her home....

That's a lot of air miles.

[arista]

She has now sadly left the UK,
on the way back to Mauritius,


http://news.sky.com/story/1236175/teenage-student-yashika-bageerathi-deported

[michael21]

She has now sadly left the UK.

yes but easy to get back in

[Kazanne]

This seems grossly unfair this girl was studying and fleeing an abusive relative and she is made to return,then you get the people like that Abu Hamza fella and it took years to send him packing,it doesn't make sense.

[Cherie]

This seems grossly unfair this girl was studying and fleeing an abusive relative and she is made to return,then you get the people like that Abu Hamza fella and it took years to send him packing,it doesn't make sense.

Good point Kaz

[Kazanne]

Good point Kaz

I feel quite sorry for her Cherie,she seems well liked and was part of a family here,her family claimed asylum and got it but just because she turned 18 she was judged separately!! and failed, how bloody stupid is that?

[smudgie]

This seems grossly unfair this girl was studying and fleeing an abusive relative and she is made to return,then you get the people like that Abu Hamza fella and it took years to send him packing,it doesn't make sense.

None of it makes sense to me.
They have a perfectly good legal system on Mauritius, surely they should have reported the alleged abusive relation to the law and sorted it out over there.
Hopefully her mother and siblings will soon follow her and the family can be united.
No reason why she can't sit her exams still, good education system as well.

[Cherie]

I feel quite sorry for her Cherie,she seems well liked and was part of a family here,her family claimed asylum and got it but just because she turned 18 she was judged separately!! and failed, how bloody stupid is that?

the family had agreed to return after she had completed her exams as well so no idea really, although I am not sure why they were granted asylum in the first instance in fairness! I

[Livia]

None of it makes sense to me.
They have a perfectly good legal system on Mauritius, surely they should have reported the alleged abusive relation to the law and sorted it out over there.
Hopefully her mother and siblings will soon follow her and the family can be united.
No reason why she can't sit her exams still, good education system as well.

That's an alternative way of looking at it Smudgie, and quite thought-provoking. Although I do agree with Kazanne's comment about Abu Hamza.

[Nedusa]

I agree can't believe the govt can be so heartless and play fast and loose with people's lives

Ashamed and embarrassed to be British.

[Kazanne]

the family had agreed to return after she had completed her exams as well so no idea really, although I am not sure why they were granted asylum in the first instance in fairness! I

Apparently they fled an abusive relative,I don't know much about that countries legal system,so maybe it could haqve been sorted over there,I'm not sure,but it does still seem rather unfair.

[joeysteele]

I agree can't believe the govt can be so heartless and play fast and loose with people's lives

Ashamed and embarrassed to be British.

Doesn't surprise me with Theresa May as the Home secretary, that woman is heartless, if she was on fire you still wouldn't feel any warmth from her.