The Latest Breaking News from Rwanda

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When the International Criminal Court began operating 20 years ago this month, its existence reflected a unique historical and political epoch. Buoyed by the successful creation of war-crimes tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, delegates to the conference in Rome that created the court were optimistic for the future…

Ministers accused of piloting ‘unworkable’ tagging policy on basis of ‘cruel and unnecessary political posturing’

Top contender makes pitch to Tory right by saying he wants to ‘find other countries’ to accept migrants

As the UK Home Office tries to get its Rwanda policy off the ground, a refugee who was held for six years on Nauru island tells Holly Bancroft about her concerns

ANOTHER 23 people have crossed the Channel in a small boat as the UK Government confirmed it was pressing on with plans to send migrants to Rwanda.

The Government says it will persist with plans to send migrants to Rwanda.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame sat down with our special correspondent Marc Perelman in Kigali to talk of the ceasefire agreement reached this week with the Democratic Republic of Congo to ease tensions between the two countries.

Downing Street confirmed the Home Office agreement with the east African nation remained.

No 10 says controversial move is ‘existing policy – which is allowed, despite prime minister’s ’caretaker’ status

East Ayrshire Council will write to UK Government calling for the plan to send asylum seekers to Africa.