UK’s Rights Assessment of Rwanda Not Based on Facts
Abuses Overlooked to Justify Cruel Asylum Policy
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Abuses Overlooked to Justify Cruel Asylum Policy
Home Office Should Expedite Long-Term Housing, Support Services
Donors Should Press Ministry to Improve Access, Transparency; End Policy Barriers
Free Migration Detainees; Allow Them to Leave Country for Safety
Leadership Change Should Signal Rights-Oriented Shift in Europe’s Border Governance
Security Measures, Systems to Address Gender-Based Violence Urgently Needed
Joint Statement
Written Testimony Submitted to the US State Department and other Federal Agencies, Alison Parker, US Program, Human Rights Watch
Governments Should Ensure Access for Those Struggling with Trauma
Temporary Protected Status Designated for Cameroon
Updated April 15, 2022