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UK: Private jet standing by to deport 'close to death' hunger striker Isa Muazu to Nigeria

28 November 2013

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"The Home Office has reserved a private jet to deport a man who has been on hunger strike in immigration detention for nearly 100 days. Isa Muazu's lawyers are making final attempts to prevent his removal on Friday. They argue that Mr Muazu, who is now so thin he has been described as "close to death", is too unwell to fly."

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