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The Speeches 08 Archbishop John Sentamu

Marchers call for right to work. Archbishop Sentamu is introduced to crowd. Sentamu says people here are lucky because they have the freedom and the right to speak whilst millions are suffering under Mugabe. About 11,000 Zimbaweans in this country. Sentamu applauds Gordon Brown's condemnation of Mugabe regime. Quotes UN Declaration of Human Rights - No one should be subject to arbitrary arrest. Everyone has a right to work so why aren't Zimbaweans in UK allowed to? Give Zimbabweans their dignity by allowing them to work and contribute instead of remaining in limbo. UK government should make the decision because it is the right one. Sentamu recieves hundreds of letters from Zimbaweans who want to be able to work and study.

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View Channel Page Find & Contact Your Local MP Let your local Member of Parliament know about this issue www.TheyWorkForYou.com Have a say on YourFreedom YourFreedom.hmg.gov.uk Search HuriSearch The Human Rights Search Engine	London Citizens: The Zimbabwe March 11th July 2008 Strangers into Citizens The Speeches 08 Archbishop John Sentamu Marchers call for right to work. Archbishop Sentamu is introduced to crowd. Sentamu says people here are lucky because they have the freedom and the right to speak whilst millions are suffering under Mugabe. About 11,000 Zimbaweans in this country. Sentamu applauds Gordon Brown's condemnation of Mugabe regime. Quotes UN Declaration of Human Rights - No one should be subject to arbitrary arrest. Everyone has a right to work so why aren't Zimbaweans in UK allowed to? Give Zimbabweans their dignity by allowing them to work and contribute instead of remaining in limbo. UK government should make the decision because it is the right one. Sentamu recieves hundreds of letters from Zimbaweans who want to be able to work and study.	Current Video The Speeches 08 Archbishop John Sentamu Also in this Series The Speeches 01 An Introduction London Citizens The Speeches 03 Harris Nyatsanza - The Call to Action London Citizens The Speeches 04 Agnes Zengeya Artist London Citizens The Speeches 05 James Sango London Citizens The Speeches 06 Edward Davey Lib Dem Foreign Affairs Spokesperson London Citizens The Speeches 07 Donna Covey - Chief Executive of The Refugee Council London Citizens The Speeches 09 Katie Ghose, Director,British Institute of Human... London Citizens The Speeches 10 Jack Dromey of Unite Speaks for Trades Unionists London Citizens The Speeches 02 Kate Hoey MP Chair of the All Party Committee on... London Citizens Zimbabweans Flying their flag of democracy and the right to work. London Citizens




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