Rwanda’s Migration Deal With the U.K. Is a PR Move
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Rwanda has announced an agreement with the U.K. to take in some asylum-seekers for processing. But the controversial scheme has been blasted by international organizations and human rights groups as being contrary to international obligations and humanitarian norms, and perhaps even international law.
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