relief for refugees; It will be safer now; A new contract was signed

The two countries have signed a new agreement to send illegal immigrants arriving in Britain to the African country of Rwanda. British Home Secretary James Cleverley said the new agreement would ensure the safety of refugees. If the court approves, the refugee transfer will soon become a reality.

The two countries have signed a new deal allowing people trying to immigrate illegally to Britain to be shipped to Rwanda. Under the new provisions, refugees taken to Rwanda will not be returned to their home country or to other countries where their lives or freedom are threatened. It also states that an independent monitoring body will be formed to ensure that the rights of refugees are protected. The Supreme Court had canceled the earlier signed agreement as it violated human rights. The contract was revised accordingly. Home Secretary James Cleverley said the deal addresses concerns raised by the court and it is hoped the first flight with refugees will fly to Rwanda soon. As part of the agreement, Britain transferred 140 million pounds to Rwanda. If the deal goes into effect, people coming to Britain illegally by boat and other means will be taken to Rwanda. They will be provided accommodation and work there. But the agreement is likely to go to court again, according to Namiyama experts.