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Stephen Kavanagh urges law enforcement agencies to work with academia and tech firms to tackle ‘new era of crime’

Exclusive: Johnston Busingye formally appointed days after UK agreed Rwanda asylum deal with Paul Kagame in 2022

UK PM points to Irish deputy PM’s claim that threat of being deported led people to cross border from Northern Ireland

Exclusive: MPs’ fury as Metropolitan Police fails to conclude investigation it started six years ago and judges refuse to extradite the men who have lived here for two decades

Family of Paul Rusesabagina, who campaigned to have him freed from jail, say country’s justice system is a ‘tool to oppress people’

Rwandan authorities and their proxies are using violence, judicial mechanisms, and intimidation to try to silence criticism from Rwandans living around the world. The abuses, which have fostered a climate of fear and self-censorship, are being brought to light as the United Kingdom government is at the Supreme Court appealing the judgment that its plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful.

Political stakes are high for ministers but refugees say their lives are at risk if policy is greenlit

There is the experience of Australia in 2012 seizing asylum seekers and seconding them to Papua New Guinea and Republic of Naru. There were long delays in determining their refugee status; they were virtually abandoned with little food and virtually no medical care even when a number of them developed mental illness.

Rwanda has downplayed secretly filmed comments by its high commissioner to Britain that criticised the UK's stance on migration. The...

LONDON: The British government faced embarrassment on Sunday after Rwanda’s high commissioner in London was filmed...