Published 2 years ago

Fears migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda

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The Refugee Council raised concerns after highlighting errors. It said 94 per cent of 233 children it supported last year were wrongly considered to be aged over 18 by the Home Office. In more than half of the cases the Government claimed the children were at least 25 years old or older, the report claimed.

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The Independent

Fears migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda

The Refugee Council raised concerns over Home Office ‘errors’ in assessing the age of asylum seekers.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Fears migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda

Migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda if the Home Office wrongly decides they are adults, campaigners have warned.

2 years ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Fears migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda

The Refugee Council raised concerns over Home Office ‘errors’ in assessing the age of asylum seekers.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Fears migrant children could be sent to Rwanda in error

Campaigners warn over Home Office rulings

2 years ago

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Belfast Telegraph

Fears migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda

Migrant children could be mistakenly sent to Rwanda if the Home Office wrongly decides they are adults, campaigners have warned.

2 years ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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iNews

Migrant children 'may be wrongly sent to Rwanda' if Home Office decides they're adults

A report published by the Refugee Council said 94 per cent of 233 children it supported last year were wrongly considered to be aged over 18 by the Home Office

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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