SCOTLAND’s national student body has said it is a “huge relief” that detained Stirling University student Muhammad Waris has been granted bail…
NUS Scotland president, Ellie Gomersall said that the case is “symptomatic of a wider problem”
The National Union of Students Scotland president, Ellie Gomersall, added that Waris’s case is “symptomatic of a wider problem”, and called for “unnecessary regulations” for international students to be removed.after having been detained at Dungavel Immigration Removal Centre for more than two months for allegedly breaching the terms of his visa.
Foreigners studying in the UK can work up to 20 hours on a student visa, a limit Home Office sources said they have credible evidence to prove Waris has breached, though they refused to share this with The National. She added that “education in Scotland is not truly free and accessible until it is free and accessible for everyone”.
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