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Colonialism, genocide, and the UK-Rwanda deal

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Two years have passed since the UK Government first announced its migration and economic development partnership, a controversial scheme to deport male asylum seekers. As part of the 1961 independence, the Rwandan monarchy was deposited and replaced by a Hutu one-party system. As Rwanda is about to commemorate 30 years since the genocide of the Tutsi, I am reminded of the symbolic significance of Former Home Secretary Priti Patel.

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Colonialism, genocide, and the UK-Rwanda deal

Home Secretary Priti Patel and Minister Biruta sign the migration and economic development partnership between the UK and Rwanda. Photo: House of Lords Library Sophie Buchaillard Two years have passed since the UK Government first announced its migration and economic development partnership, a controversial scheme to deport male asylum seekers who illegally crossed the channel, 40,000 miles away, to a country with which they have no ties, in exc…

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