Close Menu
  • Home
  • News
  • Economy & Business
  • Politics
  • Investigations
  • Policy Intelligence
  • Health
  • Education
  • Finance
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • World
  • Africa
    • More
      • InfoGraphics
      • Tech
      • Crime & Punishment
      • Luxury
      • Legal & Governance
      • Religion
      • Environment
      • Media & Culture
      • Feature and Opinion
      • Home Decor
      • Fitness
      • Film & Drama
      • Ent & Arts
      • Investigative and Data insight
      • Documentary/Editorial Comments
      • Documentary( Videos)
      • Trending Stories
      • Commentary/Editorial Comments
  • About/Team
Trending
  • IMF Ends Ghana’s $3 Billion Bailout with Final $371 Million Disbursement: What the Sixth Review Reveals About the Economy, Debt, Inflation and the Road Ahead
  • Can Ghana’s Agricultural Spending Deliver Food Security? Inside the Government’s Irrigation Push, Feed Ghana Programme and the Questions That Remain
  • Tribunals Bill Sparks Fierce Constitutional Debate as Suame MP Challenges Government to Prove What’s Broken
  • Accra-Kumasi Expressway: Where Is the GH¢11 Billion? CAGD Breaks Silence as Government Defends Accounting Treatment of Ghana’s Biggest Road Project
  • Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy Is About Productivity—But Can It Truly Deliver the Industrial Revolution the Country Needs?
  • GHANA’S DEBT RESET: INSIDE THE BILLION-DOLLAR RESTRUCTURING GAMBLE, INVESTOR CONFIDENCE BATTLE AND THE ROAD BACK TO GLOBAL MARKETS
  • Ghana–South Africa Diplomatic Crisis: Inside the Bashiru Isak Killing, Xenophobia Debate and the Ramaphosa Visit That Was Put on Hold
  • GH¢2.6 Billion Cocoa Lifeline: Will COCOBOD’s Latest Cash Injection Finally End Months of Payment Delays for Ghana’s Cocoa Farmers?
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Ghanaian WatchGhanaian Watch
  • Home
  • News
  • Economy & Business
  • Politics
  • Investigations
  • Policy Intelligence
  • Health
  • Education
  • Finance
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • World
  • Africa
    • More
      • InfoGraphics
      • Tech
      • Crime & Punishment
      • Luxury
      • Legal & Governance
      • Religion
      • Environment
      • Media & Culture
      • Feature and Opinion
      • Home Decor
      • Fitness
      • Film & Drama
      • Ent & Arts
      • Investigative and Data insight
      • Documentary/Editorial Comments
      • Documentary( Videos)
      • Trending Stories
      • Commentary/Editorial Comments
  • About/Team
Ghanaian WatchGhanaian Watch
Home » First 50 Migrants To be shipped To Rwanda -Boris Johnson
World

First 50 Migrants To be shipped To Rwanda -Boris Johnson

adminBy adminMay 14, 2022

 

Fifty migrant have been informed they will be the first batch to be shipped off Rwanda in east Africa as part of government’s controversial resettlement policy .

Boris Johnson the United Kingdom Prime Minister disclosed the figure to Journalists in an interview ,indicating that he anticipated a great deal of legitimate resistance yet demanded the government would “dig in for the fight “.

Under this new arrangement, people who have been identified to have entered the UK unlawfully now face being evacuated to Rwanda for resettlement.

The approach has been broadly condemned.

Among its faultfinders are in excess of 160 foundations, the Archbishop of Canterbury, opposition parties and senior Conservative Party backbenchers, including former Prime Minister Theresa May.

Together they have brought up issues about the morals, lawfulness, cost and viability of the policy .

Aid organizations have announced a few refuge seekers in the UK going into hiding as a result of fears they would be shipped off Rwanda.

The danger of expulsion has additionally incited some to self-harm, with one attempting self suicide , the Red Cross and the Refugee Council said.

Small boat intersections have proceeded, nonetheless. The most recent accessible government figures show 792 migrant showed up in small boats in the week from 2 to 8 May.

Recently, the Home Office said it intended to begin informing the main migrant whom it needed to remove to Rwanda. Among them would be individuals who had crossed the Channel, the office said.

Mr Johnson said 50 “notifices of expectation” have now been given. This denotes the first phase of the process.

Those individuals will have somewhere in the range of seven and 14 days to hold up complaints.

It is generally expected there will be legal challenges to the plans. Home Secretary Priti Patel has stated that would mean the process would “take time” yet demanded she wouldn’t be discouraged.

Mr Johnson told journalists : “There will be a ton of legitimate opposition from the kinds of firms that for quite a while have been taking citizens’ money to mount these kind of cases, and to defeat the desire of individuals, the desire of Parliament. We’re prepared for that.

“We will dive in for the battle and we will make it work,” he added. “We have a tremendous flowchart of things we need to do to manage it, with the leftie legal counselors.”

The new arrangement follows an exceptional increase in the quantity of small boat intersections across the English Channel, with in excess of 6,000 individuals crossing up until this point this year.

Work space figures propose 28,526 individuals made the intersection in 2021, up from 8,466 the prior year.

The public authority says the new plan will be a significant disaster for individuals dealers and will stop individuals passing on perilous courses to the UK.

Ms Patel demands the pundits of the approach have “no responses” themselves to the issue of risky little boat intersections.

50 Migrant Boris Johnson Rwanda UK
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Telegram Email WhatsApp Copy Link

Related Posts

Kuwait’s Sweeping Domestic Worker Recruitment Ban: Inside the 27-Country Restriction and Its Global Labour Migration Fallout

June 10, 2026

Ghanaian-American Jailed 17 Years in US$38M Email Fraud Case: Inside One of Florida’s Major Business Email Compromise Prosecutions

June 5, 2026

Mahama’s UNGA Victory on Slavery Recognition Sparks Global Debate on Reparative Justice

March 30, 2026
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Top Posts

Antoa Zongo Elders Petition Antoahene Over Selection of First-Ever Sarki Zongo

March 19, 2025369

48-Year-Old Prophetess, Former Parliamentary Candidate Remanded for Alleged Murder

July 15, 2025281

10 Performing Banks in Ghana (2026): Full Report on Profitability, Assets, and Safety

March 18, 2026263

Inspector Remanded Over Shooting That Led to Senior Officer’s Death

May 18, 2025259
About Us

Ghanaianwatch.com is a leading investigative and development journalism news website that delivers high quality unique , innovative, and unconventional news that questions the established norms.

It is an autonomous news outlet established back in 2010 as Ghanaian Watch Newspaper and holds registration number nmc/C.I 39/10/1294.with the National Media Commission( NMC).

Facebook X (Twitter) Pinterest YouTube WhatsApp
Our Picks

IMF Ends Ghana’s $3 Billion Bailout with Final $371 Million Disbursement: What the Sixth Review Reveals About the Economy, Debt, Inflation and the Road Ahead

July 28, 2026

Can Ghana’s Agricultural Spending Deliver Food Security? Inside the Government’s Irrigation Push, Feed Ghana Programme and the Questions That Remain

July 27, 2026

Tribunals Bill Sparks Fierce Constitutional Debate as Suame MP Challenges Government to Prove What’s Broken

July 20, 2026
Most Popular

Antoa Zongo Elders Petition Antoahene Over Selection of First-Ever Sarki Zongo

March 19, 2025369

48-Year-Old Prophetess, Former Parliamentary Candidate Remanded for Alleged Murder

July 15, 2025281

10 Performing Banks in Ghana (2026): Full Report on Profitability, Assets, and Safety

March 18, 2026263
Copyright © 2026 Ghanaian Watch. All Rights Reserved.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Ad Blocker Enabled!
Ad Blocker Enabled!
Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please support us by disabling your Ad Blocker.