'We have won today,' StpDeportations said after a flight from the U.K. to Rwanda was grounded, 'but we will continue the fight tomorrow and against EVERY racist deportation.'
,"up to seven people had been expected to be removed to the east African country," but a ruling from the European Court of Human Rights in the case of a 54-year-old Iraqi asylum-seeker"led the remaining men to appeal—some to judges in London."
that"the applicant should not be removed until the expiry of a period of three weeks following the delivery of the final domestic decision in the ongoing judicial review proceedings." "Rwandan authorities have said the agreement would initially last for five years, with the British government paying £120 million upfront to pay for housing and integrating the asylum-seekers,"."Britain is expected to pay more as Rwanda accepts more migrants, although the exact number of people the U.K. is expected to send isn't known."the U.K.
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