Rwanda: Civil servants mount court challenge over new law
The Safety of Rwanda legislation overrules last November's Supreme Court decision which said that the country was not a safe place to send genuine refugees because they could be returned from there to their home countries and subjected to torture and abuse.
First migrants bound for Rwanda detained in Home Office raids
Women were among the first migrants detained for deportation to Rwanda in a series of raids in the four nations of the UK. More than 800 immigration enforcement officers were involved but officials refused to disclose how many migrants had been detained because of fears doing so would undermine operations.
Refugee Council issues warning after children wrongly issued with notices of intent by Home office ...
A Rwandan official says an unsuccessful asylum-seeker in the U.K. has arrived in Rwanda. The deputy government spokesperson ...
The man was relocated as part of a voluntary removal scheme as it emerged that the Home Office had been sending thousands of ...
It is separate to the forced returns scheme the government announced two years ago. That scheme, which has been beset by ...
Business secretary says she is expecting a ‘good result’ and the PM ‘has the full backing of the cabinet’. Tory hopeful ...
Piers Morgan is being urged to "cough up" after losing a bet to Rishi Sunak. The Prime Minister shook hands with Piers Morgan ...
Migrants identified for deportation to Rwanda have started to be detained, the government has said. Legislation aimed at ...
It is the most fractious time in British-Irish relations since Brexit, as Ireland claims the Rwanda policy is pushing ...
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