Bashir Ahmadzai must stay.

Bashir said no to the Taliban, lets keep him safe!

Bashir Ahmadzai came to the UK when he was 14, escaping the Taliban over 10 years ago. Bashir claimed asylum in 2008 as a child fleeing war, but his claim was rejected by the Home Office.

His father and brother were murdered by the Taliban as they refused to join, so Bashir then had no choice other than to leave when he was just a child. 

Even though the judge in his case accepted "there has been a deterioration in the security situation in Kabul" they insist he goes and lives there even though he’s never been to Kabul.

The judge went on to say "I have no doubt that removal from the UK would be ..difficult"

The Taliban have now taken control of Afghanistan so to deport Bashir to Kabul could be a death sentence.

On arrival in the UK Bashir was placed into foster care and looked after by local authority, Bashir was granted a temporary Status in the UK until he turned 18,in the last 10 years he has integrated into UK society making many friends and like many other young people has hopes and dreams of a peaceful life.

Bashir’s foster mother views him as a ‘part of the family’ and has described him as a ‘genuine, polite, respectful, caring and kind’ young man who is ‘always willing to help with anything’ . She feels ‘certain Bashir will succeed if given the opportunity’.

Bashir had spent nearly half of his life in the UK and considers Britain as home, 

This is his home now let Bashir stays!!