Migrants granted right to challenge Rwanda asylum policy
By Dominic CascianiMigrants facing potential removal to Rwanda under the Home Office's relocation scheme have won permission to challenge the policy.Today's ruling means there is no prospect of flights leaving immediately while it goes to the Court of Appeal.Under the controversial scheme, asylum seekers who arrive from a safe country - such as in a small boat from France - can be told they will be sent to Rwanda, to have their claim for protection dealt with there.
The court said the group could argue that sending them to Rwanda penalised them for seeking protection and that the entire plan is systemically unfair.the High Court had ruled that while individual migrants earmarked for the Rwanda flights had been treated unfairly, the scheme as a whole was legally permissible and the government had acted rationally in choosing the African nation as a partner.
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