Patel’s ‘abhorrent’ Rwanda plan breaks international law, UN says
The UNHCR condemned the UK's controversial new plan as "unacceptable" and "abhorrent".
The UNHCR condemned the UK's controversial new plan as "unacceptable" and "abhorrent".
"I don’t think I’ve ever felt so bleak to my bones," wrote Armando Iannucci.
Some 4,000 asylum seekers were deported to Rwanda and Uganda. Many were smuggled back towards Europe, just 9 stayed in the country.
"We're having difficulty enough getting them from Ukraine to our country, there's no possibility of sending them to Rwanda," he said.
"We’re sending people who try to seek a safe life here in the UK to Rwanda? Is that what we’re doing? Lower than low we are at the top!," Gary Neville said.
"Sending people fleeing from persecution to a dictatorship that repeatedly violates human rights might just be a new low," Sam Freedman said.
Priti Patel is using Nessa's name "for publicity reasons", the murdered teacher's sister said.
One NHS nurse said: “I’m basically on my hands and knees, begging," for the govt to allow refugees to come to UK to stay with her.
Conservative Lord Cormack described the bill as “largely unnecessary, narrow, mean-minded" and “in danger of breaching not just international law but also international humanity”.
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