AU voices concern over US migrant deals with African nations

African Union Raises Concerns Over U.S.-Africa Migration Deals Linked to Trump-Era Deportations - teleSUR English

The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights raised alarm Monday over migration deals struck between the United States, Rwanda, and Uganda—agreements that would allow Washington to offload deported migrants onto African soil—amid Trump’s race-based mass deportation campaign that consistently violates the right to due process. RELATED: Rwanda to Receive ‘Third-Country’ Deportees from the U.S. In a statement cited by Turkey’s Anadolu Agency…

AU voices concern over US migrant deals with African nations

Deportation deals ‘part of a logic of externalization of migration responsibilities and expose the persons concerned to increased risks of violations of their fundamental rights,’ says AU rights body - Anadolu Ajansı

AU Sounds Alarm Over US Deportation Deals some African countries

PDF Button The African Union’s human rights body has raised alarms over agreements between Rwanda, Uganda, and the United States that allow deportees to be sent to these African nations. On Monday, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) urged the countries involved, as well as other African states, to ensure transparency in […] Related Posts: HM King Mohammed VI Addresses Speech to 1st China-Arab… President Kagame holds th…