Rwanda, John Major
Rwanda plan was un-British, says ex-PM John Major
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has criticised the previous government's Rwanda asylum plan, branding it "un-Conservative and un-British". The scheme aimed to deter people crossing the Channel in small boats by sending some migrants who arrived in the UK illegally to the east African country.
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It was always notable that Labour’s criticisms of Rwanda were on effectiveness and cost grounds, rather than humanity and ...
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The pilot was launched recently in line with new fraud prevention regulations issued by the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory ...
The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment section are those of the author. Ex-Tory prime minister Sir John Major has called ...
I n 1994, Rwanda was the site of one of the most devastating genocides in history. Over the course of just 100 days, nearly 1 million mostly ethnic Tutsi, were slaughtered by Hutu militias in a ...
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The World Bank's report highlights Rwanda's progress in expanding energy access and identifies key technologies like solar ...
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Funded projects will support Rwanda's vision of becoming regional hub for pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, says ...
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