Mothers’ Campaign of the All African Women’s Group for Family Reunion
Posted on December 16, 2009
Filed Under BME, Campaign, Children Parenting, London, Refugee, Trafficking Asylum, Women's Group | Comments Off
Dear Friends
We are writing to introduce you to the Mothers’ Campaign of the All African Women’s group. We are mothers who have had to flee to the UK leaving our children behind in our home country. We left our children when we saw they would be safer without us. See more information about our campaign at: http://www.allwomencount.net/EWC%20Immigrant/MothersCampaignAAWG.htm
We have launched a petition for family reunion and invite you to sign it at http://www.PetitionOnline.com/MumsKids/petition.html
We plan to submit the petition on Mothers’ Day in March next year. We would very much appreciate your support and hope you can initially help us by circulating the petition amongst your friends, family and network.
Mothers’ Campaign of the All African Women’s Group
Crossroads Women’s Centre, 230a Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2AB
Tel: 020 7482 2496
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