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From daily The Morning Star, about Leicester in Britain:

Locals rally for asylum-seeker

Monday 20 May 2013

Dozens of locals rallied in Victoria Park on Sunday for 23-year-old asylum-seeker Abdul Ghafar Rajabali, who is set to be deported to Afghanistan by the Border Agency.

An orphan, Mr Rajabali fled to Britain in 2006 aged 16 to avoid being forced to fight for Taliban insurgents and to seek treatment for a medical condition.

But officials have withdrawn permission for him to stay while his case is reviewed and he was detained on May 10.

Mr Rajabali fears he will be killed if he is deported, having converted to Christianity.

Lawyers are working to secure an 11th-hour reprieve.

Local anti-racist six-a-side club FC Kolektivo Victoria called on the government to release their midfielder.

Supporter Colleen Molloy told the Leicester Mercury: “Abdul’s only ambition is to be at peace.

“He arrived here alone and terrified and he is the sweetest, kindest, gentlest person you could know.”

UK: Indian trans asylum seeker fears deportation could lead to ‘torture’: here.

Refugee charity urges government to end imprisonment of young asylum-seekers whose age is disputed: here.

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