IFIR-Eng The International Federation of Iraqi Refugees

Home Office is trying to deport dozens of refugees to Iraq, with at least 30 people currently held in detention centres awaiting forced removal. But instead of using high-profile charter flights, the Home Office is now turning to a handful of major airlines to take Iraqi deportees as scheduled passengers: …

  See below details: 3 people on 9 May, 1 person 10 May, 2 people 26 May

IFIR press release 05 May 2017 Iraqi Refugee assaulted on Turkish airline flight 4 May

Assan Yaba Assan from Mosul was not deported yesterday  Following IFIR’s appeal on the 5 May for people to call Turkish airlines demanding that they do not deport Assan.  Assan’s 6 May deportation ticket was cancelled.  IFIR would like to thank everyone who called Turkish airlines with special thanks to Corporate Watch and …

3May 2017 Qaranman Amin Iraqi Refugee from Kirkuk arrived in the UK 2003 (13 years) has been threatened with being forcibly deported tomorrow on Turkish air line flight .TK1972 from Heathrow TN2 at 18:00hrs. Mr Amin told IFIR “I have a 22 Month Daughter who is being looked after by …

 02/05//2017 Dear Sir/ Madam  I am writing on behalf of the Iraqi community to complain about Turkish airlines allowing their airline to be used by the British state to forcibly deport people back to Iraq.  I wish to inform you this policy has affected the lives of many Iraqi asylum seekers …

Stop the UK Government forcibly Deporting people to Iraq

30 April IFIR Press release:Iraq MPs say no more deportations to Iraq Over 100 members of the Iraqi Parliament will sign a resolution to urge the federal governemnt of Iraq to refuse to accept the forced deportation of Iraqis from the countries they seek refuge in. It comes as over 50 …

  We call on all Freedom-loving people, refugee and human rights organisatons, labour groups and trade union organisations to join our campaign to stop deportations to Iraq.

European Court of Human Rights Council of Europe Date: 24/04/2017 I am writing this letter on behalf of Iraqi’s and Kurdish refugees currently detained in UK detention centres.  As you are aware more than 50 Iraqi’s and Kurdish people have been arrested and are being held in different detention centres …