Anti-deportation leaflet
Leaflet
1989
1990.7
Single sheet, white/green/black, 210x149mm.
NALGO (Hackney) (Made by)
Paper
height (Whole): 210mm
width (whole): 149mm
width (whole): 149mm
Defend Georgina, 1990
This leaflet was produced for a campaign to prevent Georgina Addai’s deportation. Georgina moved to Hackney from Ghana in 1984 to join her student husband and worked for Hackney Council as a residential social worker. She worked for 6 years on a series of temporary visas but after her husband left, she and her son lost the right to remain in the UK. The Addais were one of many families that were affected by immigration laws.
Being African in Hackney: 1960s-2020s
14 September 2021 to 14 February 2022
This leaflet was produced for a campaign to prevent Georgina Addai’s deportation. Georgina moved to Hackney from Ghana in 1984 to join her student husband and worked for Hackney Council as a residential social worker. She worked for 6 years on a series of temporary visas but after her husband left, she and her son lost the right to remain in the UK. The Addais were one of many families that were affected by immigration laws.
Being African in Hackney: 1960s-2020s
14 September 2021 to 14 February 2022
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