Gary McKinnon has Asperger's Syndrome and this will be his tenth Christmas since his arrest for computer misuse.
Janis Sharp, Gary's mum is launching the Poetic Justice For Gary campaign with the help and involvement of Liberty the Human Rights Organisation, Bell-Yard promotions and The National Autistic Society.
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Terms and Conditions
By submitting an entry you automatically agree to the Rules of Submission as indicated here.
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The competition is open to all, but if you, or a member of your family is on the Autistic Spectrum, please include that information.
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Entries must arrive by 12 March 2012. Entries received after this date will not be included in the competition.
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Submissions cannot be returned.
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The Campaign Organizers reserve the right to disqualify any entrant if they have reasonable grounds to believe the entrant has breached any of the Rules.
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Each sucessful author will also receive one copy of the book once it's been printed.
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The decision of the judges is final. No correspondence will be entered into.
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Sucessful Authors will be notified before the end of 2012.
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The names of the selected authors will be available once the judges decision has been made.
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The Campaign Organizers reserve the right to display or use entries to promote the campaign.
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The copyright will remain with you. However as a condition of entry you agree to grant a worldwide exclusive licence to reproduce the poem/prose for the purpose of promotion of the GaryStays campaign or any other marketing and fundraising purposes including online.
Back to Poetic Justice Campaign
Poetic Justice Campaign
14 Moffats Lane
AL9 7RU
submissions@poeticjustice4gary.co.uk
We must never allow the erosion of Civil liberties that have always been at the very core of British Justice and which brave men and women died to attain. Compassion is the mark of civilization and is exactly what distinguishes our society both from anarchy amd from tyranny