1. We fully support the members of the Farooqi family which includes 5 adults and 2 young children (one of whom is just a baby), in their right to continue to live in their family home. They are completely innocent of any crime.
2. Following Munir Farooqi's convicitons for terrorism offences, which we understand he will be appealing, 3 generations of the family now face the prospect of losing their family home, where they all have lived for a number of years.
3. We are absolutely outraged that the Police would consider destroying family life of innocent people.
4. The Police Service certainly does not have our support! In our opinion, the action which could lead to the eviction of innocent people from their family home is in all the circumstances inhumane and makes no sense at all. This will damage Police and community relations.
The days are long and the silence from the authorities is heavy but we are still here. I have been reading your comments and the stories you share are proof that this is about more than just a building. We keep pushing because the alternative is simply not acceptable.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2012
February 11, 2012
The climb toward one hundred names is exhausting but the Farooqi family is still counting on us. I need you to push this link out to your networks right now so we can stop dragging our feet and hit that mark.
15 Comments
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Adeeb Usmani
11 years ago
Featured
This whole case is an injustice and a sham. Its time we spoke loudly for the oppressed, and stood for justice.
A
Adil Bashir
12 years ago
Featured
Collective punishment of the family is wrong. Mr Faroukis conviction was wrong. Put an undercover cop in any house for a year and he will find incriminating evidence. Just go to a white extremists house and you will lose count of the number of times you hear extremist views.
This does nothing but further alienate British Muslims and make us distrust and hate the police and authorities more than ever.
M
Mohammad hossain
12 years ago
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May Allah grant you and your family peace and steadfast through these hard times
A
Abdul wadood
12 years ago
Featured
this is clear injustice on the farooqi family, and should stop. the muslim community is going through the tough time, all because of the bias media machine
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
no injustice should be done to the innocent and the family should not be punished for any others crime.Deplorable politics and an embarrassment to Britan
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
If a person was convicted and sent to jail for murder, rape or any other crime would their family be punished, would their parents, their siblings, their children be evicted from their home? No, they wouldn't and so it shouldn't be done in this case either, an innocent family shouldn't be punished for crimes they have not committed and they shouldn't be made to feel as though they are criminals.
A
Adeeb Usmani
11 years ago
This whole case is an injustice and a sham. Its time we spoke loudly for the oppressed, and stood for justice.
R
Rabah
12 years ago
We must raise our voice for Justice for the innocents.
1. We fully support the members of the Farooqi family which includes 5 adults and 2 young children (one of whom is just a baby), in their right to continue to live in their family home. They are completely innocent of any crime.
2. Following Munir Farooqi's convicitons for terrorism offences, which we understand he will be appealing, 3 generations of the family now face the prospect of losing their family home, where they all have lived for a number of years.
3. We are absolutely outraged that the Police would consider destroying family life of innocent people.
4. The Police Service certainly does not have our support! In our opinion, the action which could lead to the eviction of innocent people from their family home is in all the circumstances inhumane and makes no sense at all. This will damage Police and community relations.
The days are long and the silence from the authorities is heavy but we are still here. I have been reading your comments and the stories you share are proof that this is about more than just a building. We keep pushing because the alternative is simply not acceptable.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2012
February 11, 2012
The climb toward one hundred names is exhausting but the Farooqi family is still counting on us. I need you to push this link out to your networks right now so we can stop dragging our feet and hit that mark.
15 Comments
A
Adeeb Usmani
11 years ago
Featured
This whole case is an injustice and a sham. Its time we spoke loudly for the oppressed, and stood for justice.
A
Adil Bashir
12 years ago
Featured
Collective punishment of the family is wrong. Mr Faroukis conviction was wrong. Put an undercover cop in any house for a year and he will find incriminating evidence. Just go to a white extremists house and you will lose count of the number of times you hear extremist views.
This does nothing but further alienate British Muslims and make us distrust and hate the police and authorities more than ever.
M
Mohammad hossain
12 years ago
Featured
May Allah grant you and your family peace and steadfast through these hard times
A
Abdul wadood
12 years ago
Featured
this is clear injustice on the farooqi family, and should stop. the muslim community is going through the tough time, all because of the bias media machine
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
no injustice should be done to the innocent and the family should not be punished for any others crime.Deplorable politics and an embarrassment to Britan
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
If a person was convicted and sent to jail for murder, rape or any other crime would their family be punished, would their parents, their siblings, their children be evicted from their home? No, they wouldn't and so it shouldn't be done in this case either, an innocent family shouldn't be punished for crimes they have not committed and they shouldn't be made to feel as though they are criminals.
A
Adeeb Usmani
11 years ago
This whole case is an injustice and a sham. Its time we spoke loudly for the oppressed, and stood for justice.
R
Rabah
12 years ago
We must raise our voice for Justice for the innocents.
This whole case is an injustice and a sham. Its time we spoke loudly for the oppressed, and stood for justice.