LGBT people ‘may face some discrimination’ in Rwanda, says Government
The Home Office also said that most allegations of human rights abuses ‘relate to Rwandan nationals who are critics of the government’.
The Home Office also said that most allegations of human rights abuses ‘relate to Rwandan nationals who are critics of the government’.
The ERG's Mark Francois says PM Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill should be revised, as the current one "has so many holes in it".
The Prime Minister is facing arguably the toughest week of his premiership.
“So apart from members of his own Cabinet, how many people has the Prime Minister sent to Rwanda?”
The Home Secretary travelled to Kigali and signed the agreement on Tuesday.
There has been speculation that Rwanda is pushing for more money on top of the £140 million already committed to the scheme.
The Home Office is said to be looking “very carefully” at the idea of sending UK Government lawyers to Rwanda.
It has been reported that Rwanda is refusing to sign a treaty that includes British involvement in its legal system due to concerns about sovereignty.
The self-proclaimed party of law and order is at it again, after Jeremy Hunt stretched the definition of the word 'democratic'.
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