M. Singh, Mrs Rani and their two-year-old Canadian daughter Hezal will be deported to India on Saturday, July 4.
Their daughter Hezal is a Canadian citizen; she is currently enrolled in daycare and learning French. Hezal suffers from severe anemia, a condition for which early intervention is crucial and she is currently receiving medical treatment and regular follow-up at the Blue House. Her next appointment for blood work is scheduled for August 26.
Before arriving in Canada, Ms. Rani had been a victim of several forms of gender-based violence, such as verbal, physical, psychological and financial violence. She has good reason to fear that she and her daughter would suffer the same abuse again if the family were to be deported to India. She currently receives health care and psychosocial services at the Blue House, where she is also attended by a social worker. However, she would completely lose that support network if she were expelled.
The Singh-Rani family is well known and appreciated for their community; parents volunteer for organizations such as Brick-by-Brick, an OBNL of Parc-Extension that promotes affordable housing and social justice. Ms. Rani has also taken on a leadership role in the organization Afrique au Feminin, an OLF that supports the integration of migrant women and the improvement of their conditions in Quebec. M. Singh and Mrs Rani were both holding full-time jobs until they received their eviction notices.
Take action:
Sign the petition to demand an immediate suspension of their dismissal, and demand that their humanitarian request be considered: https://c.org/bW4N6gCNYK
Call and email the Ministry and ASFC, you can use this letter template to write or talk to them: https://docs.google.com/…/1P1tgYtESbwrS06LmYOz9…/edit…
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