UK suspends some financial aid to Rwanda over violence in eastern Congo
- Rwanda is demanding £50 million from the UK after the Labour Party ended a deportation deal with the country.
- Yolande Makolo, the Rwandan government spokeswoman, said the UK breached trust through unjustified punitive measures that threaten Rwanda's security.
- Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, criticized the Rwanda scheme as a waste of taxpayers' money, despite only sending four migrants.
- Lord Collins' comments about Rwanda allegedly misleading the public have been criticized for undermining the peace process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to Yolande Makolo.
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Kigali asks London for the balance of the agreement on abandoned migrantsAll information 24/7
The honeymoon is over between Rwanda and the United Kingdom. Kigali demands that London pay it the balance of a controversial abortive agreement on the expulsion of migrants to Rwanda. A request that comes at a time when the United Kingdom announced last week the suspension of the majority of its financial aid to Rwanda, due to Kigali's support to the M23 militia. London's response did not wait: out of the question of paying. The correspondence …
Rwanda seeks £50M damages from UK for scraping migrant transfer scheme
The government of Rwanda is seeking damages of £50 million from the UK following the cancellation of a migrant transfer deal between Rwanda and the UK on Monday. The controversy comes amidst growing human rights concerns and diplomatic tension over Rwanda’s military presence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Rwanda’s government spokesperson, Yolande Makolo, alleged the British government “asked Rwanda to quietly forego[ing] the paym…
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