NEW: Commercial airlines are being warned not to cooperate with the UK Government's plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.

UN experts say they could fall foul of international law if they 'give effect to State decisions that violate human rights'

#BaronessOwen has voted that #Rwanda is safe as a matter of law, no matter the facts on the ground.

That is now the law.

No one voted to give her this power for life. Boris simply put her in the Lords without any explanation.

How is this democratic ?

One last thought of the day, just for this Government:

Tomorrow morning countless children in this country will be waking up in poverty many won't eat before they go to school. These Tories are determined to spend £1.8m on each poor sod they try to send to Rwanda.
Fuck these Tories and
Fuck you Rishi Sunak you rat faced little cunt

This ⬇️ is what the United Nations General Assembly think about this UK Government.

Now #SickNoteSunak is forcing disabled and long term sick back to work by removing benefits if deemed fit to work by non medically qualified staff

#ToriesOut656 #GeneralElectionNow

Sunak’s Rwanda deportations bill will become law after peers back down | Immigration and asylum | The Guardian

A very dark day in the U.K.’s political history

#GTTO will be worth it just to see this cruel, unworkable and thoroughly dishonest Act repealed theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

Apparently whatever pretence Britain may, despite it's bloody history, have had to supporting human rights has been swept away.
My thanks to everyone in the Lords who fought for humanity; if you voted for this abomination in the house: You've stained yourself for life.

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Who wants a general election now?

Rwanda Bill:
‘The Lords abandoned the final battle over one amendment - or change - to the bill, which focussed on the safety of the country’

What’s the point of having a system of checks & balances to STOP a Government destroying a country, just to capitulate?

We are broken.

In Rwanda, dissidents - and even their families - have been victims of assassination, torture, arbitrary detention, harassment and restrictions on movement. But Tory deputy foreign secretary Andrew Mitchell says Kigali is 'arguably safer than London'.

Thought for the day: it only takes a few bad boys (& girls) to drag an entire country down a terrible path. (See the 'Brexit Battalion' and weep.)
But by the same token, it will only take a few good men and women to take Britain back toward sanity and prosperity.
#takebackBritain

Stephen Kinnock, 'Today Rishi Sunak refused to give details about the operationalisation of the Rwanda scheme saying: we will not be giving away sensitive operational details which could hinder all the progress made to date'

'Or so he thought. Because it subsequently emerged,

Rwanda is a dictatorship run by a murderous man who has disappeared tens of thousands of people.

In the 52 countries in Africa and the Middle East, only Iran and Saudi Arabia are considered more dangerous to their own citizens than Rwanda.

Safe? NO

#Newsnight

Like Brexit, the Tories will fight and fight for Rwanda, regardless of evidence or sense.

And like Brexit it won't deliver what's promised.

And like Brexit it'll hurt them in the polls.

And like Brexit they'll immediately move on to the next stupid idea, rinse and repeat

Against some pretty stiff competition, the single most pathetic line ever published by The Telegraph

If Rwanda is a deterrent, why not spend £1.8 million per British prisoner, and end all crime?

Dr Kieran Mullan MP 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 who us one of the most toxic and out of depth politicians in the terrible Conservative Government spent most of his appearance on #newsnight telling lies and trying to blame the Labour Party for 14 years of failed immigration policies including #Rwanda

The moment we’ve all been waiting for. Trudi Warner exits the Royal Court of Justice with her head held high - she is innocent of any wrongdoing.

“Her placard simply summarised the principle of jury equity. Her conduct was consistent with information sharing.“ - Mr Justice Saini

Lord Anderson of Ipswich (Crossbench), 'We are in the end game now'

'The benefits of the Rwanda bill remain to be seen'

'It's costs will be measured not only in money but in principles debased'

'Disregard for our international committmments'

'Avoiding statutory protections

Just appalling. What a message they send all over the world: 'Never, ever trust the Brits. They lie through their teeth.' What person, anywhere, would ever work for or with us now?