'This decision thoroughly vindicates the Rwanda partnership' says the Home Sec - adding 'the sooner it is up and running, the sooner we break the business model of the evil gangs'. She then 'invited' the opposition to 'get behind this plan'. 📺 Sky 501
Eight people brought their cases to the High Court to fight against the decision to send them to Rwanda, giving the UK's most senior judges the opportunity to rule on the overall policy, as well as the individuals.
The chief executive of the Refugee Council, Enver Solomon, said he was"disappointed" by the overall ruling, saying it would"damage the UK's reputation as a country that values human rights". But the Rwandan government welcomed the ruling, with spokeswoman Yolande Makolo saying:"We welcome this decision and stand ready to offer asylum seekers and migrants safety and the opportunity to build a new life in Rwanda.
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