The UK government is considering stationing British lawyers in Rwandan courts as part of an asylum seeker treaty if Supreme Court allows for the decision to proceed, as it previously ruled the plans unlawful. Following the concerns about the Rwandan justice system, Downing Street stated it would address these worries via a treaty with Kigali. …
Unfortunately, this embedded content is not available in your region. This pertains to the government’s Rwanda asylum policy, which has had the UK’s highest court rule it as unlawful. The policy, put forth by the government to combat small boats, is now in a state of disarray after the Supreme Court agreed with a ruling …
An MP from the Conservative Party, in a discussion about migration, revealed that she and a group of her colleagues once delivered a “car-load of donations” to the migrant camp called the ‘Jungle’ in Calais. During her visit, she engaged with young men living in the camp and listened to their reasons for wanting to …
A recent ruling by a British court deemed the UK government’s plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda illegal. This decision has dealt a blow to the Conservative administration’s efforts to prevent migrants from making dangerous journeys across the English Channel. The Court of Appeal judges stated that Rwanda could not be considered a “safe third …
The Government must seek leave to appeal from the Court of Appeal by July 6, which falls on the upcoming Thursday. If granted, the case will automatically proceed to the Supreme Court, where it could be heard before the end of July, although it’s more likely to be scheduled for the Autumn. The Court of …
Labour finds itself facing opposition from the public regarding immigration control. The Opposition argues that instead of tackling the issue of illegal migrants directly, ministers prefer to engage in conflicts with “Lefty lawyers” who attempt to block their deportation to Rwanda. While there may be some truth to the political advantage for ministers in this …