Free Shaker Aamera
Save Shaker Aamera march. Shaker Aamer, is a Guantanamo detainee. In foreground from left Abduljaleel Baini in blue jacket, Ray Silk in a brown jacket and on front right Salim Akbar in orange hi viz campaign jacket. The rally and march started at Nine Elms near the site of the future new London US Embassy, in Battersea the same London borough where Shaker Aamer and his family come from and live. The campaigners march to Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill. London 11th December 2010
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
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Date:
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Battersea, London, UK
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff
Free Shaker Aamera
Save Shaker Aamera march. Shaker Aamer, is a Guantanamo detainee. In foreground from left Abduljaleel Baini in blue jacket, Ray Silk in a brown jacket and on front right Salim Akbar in orange hi viz campaign jacket. The rally and march started at Nine Elms near the site of the future new London US Embassy, in Battersea the same London borough where Shaker Aamer and his family come from and live. The campaigners march to Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill. London 11th December 2010
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
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Date:
{ts '2010-12-11 00:00:00'}
Location:
Battersea, London, UK
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff
Free Shaker Aamera
Save Shaker Aamera march. Shaker Aamer, is a Guantanamo detainee. In foreground from left Abduljaleel Baini in blue jacket, Ray Silk in a brown jacket and on front right Salim Akbar in orange hi viz campaign jacket. The rally and march started at Nine Elms near the site of the future new London US Embassy, in Battersea the same London borough where Shaker Aamer and his family come from and live. The campaigners march to Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill. London 11th December 2010
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
Post script:
Salim Akbar (1974 - 2010), a member of the Save Shaker Aamer Campaign (SSAC) Steering Committee, died on 17/12/2010 from a heart condition. Akbar was also a member of the management committee of Battersea Islamic Culture and Education Centre, a graduate from a London University and a respected campaigner for human rights and against injustice.
Ref:
Date:
{ts '2010-12-11 00:00:00'}
Location:
Battersea, London, UK
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff
