Politicians have described Priti Patel’sas “evil” and “inhumane”, amid fierce criticism from refugee charities, which have said the move is ill-conceived.
He added: “MPs from across the house have already expressed concerns about adopting a policy which Australia abandoned as a failure.”that the plans were “cruel and inhumane” and “a cynical distraction from the prime minister’s law-breaking”. On LBC, he said: “What we are proposing with the government of Rwanda is to improve the chances to break up the criminal gangs, to reduce the horrible level of exploitation and to improve the chances for people who have crossed half the world at huge emotional and personal and financial expense.
Enver Solomon, the chief executive of the Refugee Council, said the government had violated the principle of the UN convention, of which the UK was a founding signatory, to “grant people a fair hearing on UK soil”. The chief executive of Refugee Action, Tim Naor Hilton, accused the government of “offshoring its responsibilities on to Europe’s former colonies instead of doing our fair share to help some of the most vulnerable people on the planet”.“Australia’s horrific experiment” of sending refugees to camps overseas where they experienced “rampant abuse” as well as “rape, murder and suicide”.
What's wrong with African 'asylum seekers' being processed in Africa?
Well you aussies should be pretty familiar with those sortnof policies.