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Racist Rwanda plan and Sunak’s shock detention raids operation breach human rights and must be opposed
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WE THE undersigned wholeheartedly oppose the so-called Safety of Rwanda Act and the inhumane way it is currently being implemented.
We object to people who are exercising their internationally recognised human right to seek asylum being detained for deportation to Rwanda without prior warning.
Simply declaring Rwanda safe does not make it safe. Britain is still currently granting refugee status to asylum-seekers from Rwanda.
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