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To: The Home Office, British Authorities
Grant safe passage To Hayat Ghajar, Reem Abozlam and Dania Abozlam to the U.K.
We the undersigned call on the British Authorities, the Home Office to immediately grant safe passage to Hayat Ghajar, Reem Abozlam and Dania Abozlam to the U.K. and for them to strengthen provisions for refugee family reunion.
Why is this important?
Hayat Ghajar 70 years old and her daughters Reem Abozlam and Dania Abozlam are vulnerable Syrian ladies who are trapped in Aleppo, Syria since the war started 5 years ago. They live in a dangerous place in their house in Aleppo at risk of loosing their life every single day.
A mortar hit their house last September and caused Very bad injuries to Hayat Ghajar , a huge cut on her belly, a broken elbow and a lot of burns all over her body.
They didn't want to leave their country since the war started, hoping things will settle soon, But after the accident they became very scared and worried and they want to come out of the country.
On the top of their fear and Sadness, the dark War makes their Life very hard with the power cut off most of the time, no water in the house and the price of everything is going up all the time.
They have lost their piece of mind and their normal happy life as a family because the darkness of the harsh and long war.
Abeer Jones, Hayat' Ghajar's daughter and Reem Abozlam and Dania Abozlam' sister lives in North Wales with her British family.
It was heartbreaking for Abeer Jones to hear about her mother's injury and the scary situation her mother and 2 sisters live in.
Hayat Ghajar's accident turned her daughter Abeer Jones's life upside down.
Since September, Abeer Jones is trying to help her family to come out of the Danger but unfortunately all her attempts were not succesful.
Abeer Jones with her husband David Jones and their children Adam Jones, 8 and Danny Jones, 5, are still desperate to rescue their family in Aleppo and they are scared they may die there if they can't help them. They are willing to do anything to help their family in Syria and to get their happy and peaceful life back.
Hayat Ghajar, Reem Abozlam and Dania Abozlam can't be classified as refugees because they are still in Syria. They can't come out of Aleppo and go to neighbouring countries now because the borders are very strict and they are nearly impossible to cross.
Abeer Jones and her Husband David Jones don't want anything from the Government to support their family when they come to the U.K. The can accommodate them and support them financially. They just want them to live with them in a safe place.
We call on the Home Office and the British Authorities to:
1- Immediately Grant a safe passage to Hayar Ghajar, Reem Abozlam, Dania Abozlam to the U.K.
2- Stregthen provisions for refugee family reunion.
