The British Senate rejected the plan to resettle migrants in Rwanda
The British Senate rejected the plan to resettle migrants in Rwanda
The British Senate has rejected Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plan to resettle refugees and asylum seekers entering the country in Rwanda.
The UK is planning to turn Rwanda into a concentration camp for migrants entering the European country, despite the fact that the Supreme Court of the country refused to accept the issue after declaring Kigali as a country that does not have complete security.
In the session of the British Senate yesterday, he asked the government to obey the domestic and international laws to ensure the safety of the immigrants seeking asylum in the country.
During the session of the parliament, 277 members of parliament requested to conduct an investigation to ensure Rwanda's security before approving the resettlement plan while 167 asked to ignore the issue altogether.
Last January, members of the British House of Representatives allowed the controversial immigration bill to go before the Senate and stop the debate on the bill.
Britain has already given Rwanda 300 million dollars to start the construction of the camps where the migrants will be kept.