Minister of State [Borders and Immigration]
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E-mail: woolasp@parliament.uk
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2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF
Telephone: 020 7035 4848
Fax: 020 7035 4745
E-mail: woolasp@parliament.uk
Commons and constituency details for him
House of Commons Phone number: 020 7219 1149
House of Commons Fax number: 020 7219 0992
Dear Mr Woolas:
Re: Hussain Muradi, Home Office ref No: M1140634
I am writing to ask that Mr Hussain Muradi, an activist of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain and the One Law for All Campaign against Sharia Law in Britain, be granted protection. He is currently detained and under imminent threat of removal to Afghanistan.
If Afghanistan is not safe for Perwiz Kambakhsh who recently was pardoned and spirited out of the country after having been sentenced to death and later 20 years in prison for merely downloading materials on the status of women under Islam, it is certainly not safe for Hussain Muradi.
Hussain is an ex-Muslim atheist who has publicly renounced Islam in order to resist the threats and intimidations and to break the taboo that comes with such a renunciation. As you well know, apostasy is a crime punishable by death in Afghanistan and under Sharia law.
I urge the Home Office to immediately release Hussain and grant him protection.
Needless to say, his life and safety is the Home Office’s responsibility.
I look forward to a positive and speedy resolution of this situation.
I am writing to ask that Mr Hussain Muradi, an activist of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain and the One Law for All Campaign against Sharia Law in Britain, be granted protection. He is currently detained and under imminent threat of removal to Afghanistan.
If Afghanistan is not safe for Perwiz Kambakhsh who recently was pardoned and spirited out of the country after having been sentenced to death and later 20 years in prison for merely downloading materials on the status of women under Islam, it is certainly not safe for Hussain Muradi.
Hussain is an ex-Muslim atheist who has publicly renounced Islam in order to resist the threats and intimidations and to break the taboo that comes with such a renunciation. As you well know, apostasy is a crime punishable by death in Afghanistan and under Sharia law.
I urge the Home Office to immediately release Hussain and grant him protection.
Needless to say, his life and safety is the Home Office’s responsibility.
I look forward to a positive and speedy resolution of this situation.
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