Published 19 days ago

Rwanda: Charities plan legal challenges to removals as law set to pass

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Charities supporting asylum seekers plan to launch legal challenges "as quickly as possible" against moving people to Rwanda, after a new law passes in the coming days. Legislation to declare Rwanda safe is likely to pass its final parliamentary hurdles this week. Downing Street hopes this will allow the first flights to take off before the end of spring. Ministers hope to strike similar removal deals with other countries. But Charity Care4Calais - which helped block flights to Rwanda last year - said it had recruited hundreds of volunteers to identify people who are set to be removed to the east-central African country

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Charities plan legal action against Rwanda removals

The move comes as legislation to revive the removal scheme is expected to pass in the coming days.

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