No way to treat us after all these years

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Joyce Onibiyo believes that it is vital that UK Home Secretary Jack Straw shows compassion in the case of her husband Abdul and son Ade, both of whom have been deported from the UK. Her son is known to be safe temporarily in Guyana, but that situation is not likely to last much longer. Her husband has escaped from prison in Nigeria and is in hiding in another African country. She feels that the family has been very badly treated by immigration authorities in the UK, especially as she and her husband worked in the UK for many years.

United Kingdom, Immigrants, Onibiyo, Joyce

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How could a loving father kill his own child?

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Lisa Gearing, whose partner Steve Cunningham battered their son Steven so violently that he died in May 1998, continues to feel anger and hatred. She believes that Cunningham should be hanged, and still fails to understand what drove him to kill his own child. She does not like the fact that he will eventually be released from prison and be able to start a new life, while she continues to feel the pain of her loss all the time.

Psychological aspects, Abusive men, Violent deaths, Gearing, Lisa

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'You could never let anyone see you were weak.'

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Portland young offenders' institution is a very frightening place, according to Steve Hender. He states that he found it important never to show any weakness. Steve Gardner recalls that he was surprised at how friendly everybody was at Huntercombe young offenders' institution.

Other Residential Care Facilities, Residential care, Juvenile Correction Homes, Juvenile offenders, Juvenile detention homes, Gardner, Steve, Hender, Steve

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