Free Osime Brown: stop his deportation, cancel his conviction!

Submitted by cathy n on 16 September, 2020 - 9:06 Author: Josh Lovell
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Without urgent action, Osime Brown, an innocent 21 year old black learning-disabled man will be moved to a detention centre on the 7th October, awaiting deportation to Jamaica. This is a country he left aged 4 where he has no friends, family or support in.

Osime's situation is a grim example of the racist and ableist nature of the British immigration and policing systems. We must urgently stop Osime's deportation, cancel his conviction, and fight to overthrow the brutality that puts anyone in this situation.

You can read more about the case here.

 The campaign are asking all of its supporters to do the following on an urgent basis:

• Post a selfie with this specially produced graphic 

• Submit an emergency motion to your CLP/union branch/trades council (see model motion below)

• Like/follow these accounts for updates: www.facebook.com/freeosimebrown and twitter.com/freeosimebrown

• Sign and share this petition: bit.ly/osime-b

• Donate to the campaign funds on the page here: bit.ly/osime-fund

Free Osime Brown: Emergency Motion

"THIS ORGANISATION notes the case of Osime Brown, a young, autistic, learning-disabled man who was imprisoned as a teenager under a 'joint enterprise' conviction for a crime he did not commit. He now faces deportation to Jamaica, a country he left at the age of four and where he knows no one. Osime has suffered racist abuse and become seriously ill while in prison.

THIS ORGANISATION resolves to support Osime Brown's campaign to overturn his conviction and his deportation order, and send £X to the campaign fund."

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