A Mother's Strength: The Anwar Ditta Story

[@mohammedayub1454]

Amazing work, Bryan! Well done 👏

[@muhammadidrish986]

Anwar Ditta the most redouble working class lady of Pakistani origin had been my role model in my fight against Deportation .She gave me courage and strength to sustain a fight against the racist immigration laws. I salute her. Long live Anwar Ditta. Keep well sister. Muhammad Idrish from Birmingham.

[@heatherrogers7700]

Thank you for posting this tremendous interview! It is so uplifting to see sister Anwar such a strong and inspiring woman after all these years. I hope your work inspires others to carry on the fight against racism today.

[@aishaj2641]

What a very extra special interview this is. Thank you for capturing this gold.

[@patacorn]

A very powerful and moving interview. Thank you Anwar for your courage, your tenacity, your resilence and your truth. I hope with love you lose the fear. Thank you Bryan for your encouarging, listening presence. (I would love to see you on 'Conversations with Coleman'). I have subscribed. Best wishes to Anwar's children who had no say in any of this. I hope that hearing your mother's story again now, might help to heal any rift between you.

[@resh8198]

Incredible woman and an inspiration, her legacy will live on.

[@simonpetergreen]

this is amazing work bryan respect

[@simonpetergreen]

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[@rcgmanchester9299]

Sad to report that Anwar has passed away, her health problems were a direct result of the strains and pressure the Home Office put her under in their racist and inhuman denial of her right to be with her children.

[@HaHa-kn3kq]

What caused Anwars death

[@HaHa-kn3kq]

Unfortunately Awar passed away in Nov 21

[@Left_it]

Long live the working class struggle ✊🏻