Brother Karim, the quiet soldier. You must be commended for all your yeoman's work. Indeed, you introduced me to Pa Modou and his plight. The ensuing and brilliant acquaintance with Pa Modou was your doing and facilitation. I have a new-found friend in Pa Modou and the people of Liverpool including Katy Ann Bellis and her friends because of you. For that I thank you and I'm ever so grateful.

I bring to your attention that Katy Anne had lost a family member during this period of Pa Modou's trials. I know you join me in conveying to her, through Pa Modou, our condolences and best wishes.

Haruna.

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From: abdoukarim sanneh <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tue, Mar 8, 2011 12:27 pm
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Yanks
Job well done to you, Haruna,Paul Dillane and amnesty team, Dr Ebrima Ceesay and the rest. I am happy that Pamodou Bojang can join the Gambian refugee community in UK and advocate for change for better Gambia.
 
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2011 14:22:44 +0000
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Subject: Re: Pa Modou Bojang thanks all of you for your support and generous spirits. A Judge has withdrawn his
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Suntu
 
I couldn't have done it without the support of Dr. Ebrima Ceesay,
who wrote a brilliant report for us and Amnesty International.
Musa Saidykhan also wrote a briliant affidavit for us, Yusupha Cham,
Mai K Fatty, Mathew K Jallow, Essa Bokar Sey, Ndey Tapha Sosseh
the list is infinite.
 
Haruna, you, Karim Sanneh, Yero and the Gainako Team, Nderry and
Freedomnewspaper, Yankuba Jambang and Senegambianews.
 
You all deserve a huge thanks. 
 
I did have a pretty good feeling that we were going to win the appeal; but 
I was shocked when the Immigration Judge G. Bruce stopped me in the middle
of my submissions to inform me that she has allowed Pa Modou's appeal.
 
Very unusuall for an asylum case to be allowed on the spot, but this one did.
 
As she rightly expressed, the Gambian preseident is a lunatic and she cannot 
gamble on Mr Bojang safety by sending him back to such a lunatic; which the
Home Office lawyers was advocating.
 
I am pleased for Pa Modou but the support he received from the Gambians and
British alike were overwhelming.
 
I now feel very much relieved that it is all over. The pressure placed on me for this
case was much, but all of our efforts were worth it.
 
The Pa Modou Bojang case is now closed and I look forward to my next adventure.
 
Brethren Yanks
 
 
 

 
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2011 10:44:31 +0000
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This is great news, Yanks has done it finally. Pa Modou can now focus on other matters of life. May Yanks Darboe's good human spirit live with him. His dedication and representation of distress Gambians is noteworthy. Keep it up Yanks and stay good.
Suntou

On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 11:48 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
removal order and has granted him refugee status. I commend the judge and Pa Modou's attorneys for virtually saving his life. I join Pa Modou in thanking all those who have given or pledged toward his legal fund. I'll keep you updated on that score when I receive good info.

Haruna. Pa Modou's note begins below:

NOW ON MY KNEES THANKING YOU!
I have the greatest pleasure to seize this great opportunity in conveying you my sincere thanks and appreciation to all of you who have stood to save my life for the shake of humanity. Today marks a very�significant�part of my life and another victory for press freedom in Gambia. I am this morning granted a refugee status by the immigration judge, granting me leave to remain in the UK. I am really very relieved and thankful to you all, who have contributed positively in�saving�my life.
Thank you very muchh


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