It's part of a controversial deal, signed by Rwanda and Britain, to deport illegal migrants to Kigali. The plan aims to discourage desperate migrants from attempting to cross the English Channel by flying them some 6,400 kilometres to Rwanda where they are expected to stay for good
2022/05/27/rwanda-hotels-prepare-to-receive-asylum-seekers-from-uk
2022/05/27/rwanda-hotels-prepare-to-receive-asylum-seekers-from-uk
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