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Whist I'm not sure being part of JCWI can help me in a direct way, it does make us feel less alone,isolated and often lost in facing a near totally deaf,uncaring and often brutal machine of bureaucratic,nonsensical and inhuman legislation.
Unable to meet the spouse requirement income level ,therefore cruelly separated from my wife and both going through the daily anxiety and general ill effects on health this entails......What God has joined together let no man put asunder.....indeed.
Thank you for lending us a voice.

From: John Jones

Published: 23 May 2020
Indian Workers Association Southall is very pleased to be a member of JCWI.
The reason why we become member of JCWI is that Indian Workers Association and JCWI has a long history.
Indian WOrkers Association Southall played an immense role to built JCWI.
if you will see history, Vishnu Dutt Sharma was a founder of JCWI.

From: RAIBRINDER Singh

Published: 08 May 2020

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