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Deportation of Sakchai Makao (Mark II) - ** News Thread **


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Can't guarantee 100% accuracy but this is the situation as far as I understand:

 

The Judges decision today to allow Sakchai's Appeal is a momentus decision and very, very welcome. The reasons for their (two judges and one lay person I believe) decision will be outlined in their written submission issued "in due course".

 

Once this has been issued the Home Office will be given time to consider the judgement and decide if they are going to appeal this.

 

So, in response to the question "Is this all over?" The answer I'm sorry to say, is possibly no.

 

All the hard work and effort by all is greatly appreciated and your continued support is essential to ensure we keep Sakchai where he feels he belongs!

 

I've spoken briefly with Sakchai today and understandably he says he feels a massive weight off his shoulders and he's really looking forward to getting back tomorrow.

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This is great news. Just watched the video clip on BBC - Sakchai is to be congratulated on dealing so well with all the media attention this unsought predicament has brought upon him. A future politician?

 

Shetlink obviously has played an enormous part in keeping us informed - a huge thank you. Like many more, my introduction to your website was the Sakchai story and getting up to date posts has been excellent.

 

Now for the boring bit (again) - don't forget when you're out celebrating: all this started with too much booze!

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We've shed a few tears of joy here in Stirling. Well done Davie, James and Joe Irvine. Glad you could be with Sakchai through this ordeal.

The whole community should be proud. What an achievement for all of you. What a result. Shetlink has been a great way to keep in touch. What power.

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This is BRILLIANT NEWS. Must admit that I felt a lump in my throat when I read the latest postings on the forum.

 

Welcome back home where you belong, Sakchai. I am sure that I speak for everyone when I say how admirably you have coped over the past weeks.

 

And WELL DONE Davie and all you guyz who have given your all and worked so hard for Sakchai's campaign. You are a credit our islands.

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This is fantastic news. I am delighted that this grave wrong has been put right. A little bit of my faith in British justice has been restored today but not everyone in that position will be fortunate enough to have the brilliant community support he has had.

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absolutely delighted!!! he's one of my best friends, and i am so glad he'll be coming home! i know its maybe not entierley over but this battle has been won and now there's no reason we can't win the next one! welcome back Satch!

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noo aathing can get back tae normal again.

 

You know what - I hope 'aathing' doesn't go back to normal.

 

I hope every single person that has signed a petition or sent an email or a letter in support of Sakchai has learned that united, we can change things. We can make a difference.

 

The time spent helping to right this wrong has brought many people together that wouldn't normally be dealing with the same things as each other, and we have ALL shown what one united voice can do.

 

Lets learn from this and take it forward, and keep on making a difference.

 

But first - lets enjoy this moment of one individual able to come back home, where he belongs, and live his life where he wants to be.

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