A petition has been launched to keep Maryam Amiri in Scotland as she faces being sent back to Afghanistan by the Home Office.
An advocate for women's rights and a strong opposer of the Taliban faces being sent back to Afghanistan after the Home Office refused to renew her visa.
READ MORE: Rangers coach 'headbutts' Celtic women's boss branding him 'little rat' in explosive derby scenes "I feel threatened and am scared of losing my life if I go back. I have put my life in trouble by opposing the Taliban and their activities. Speaking directly to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, she said: "My constituent, Maryam Amiri, came to the UK from Afghanistan on a spousal visa back in 2016. The Home Office has just refused her renewal and advised she returned to Afghanistan.
"Can the prime minister think of any barriers or hardships Maryam might face moving to a country where there’s not even any means of applying for a visa.
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