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Yolande Makolo
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“For example, their claim of “100% rejection rate” of asylum seekers from some parts of the world is dishonest – a total of two individuals from Syria and Yemen were indeed not considered for asylum because there was a faster and more appropriate path to legal residence, and these individuals are currently living and working in Rwanda,”
Yolande Makolo first seen 2023 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: UK SUPREME COURT RULING: RWANDA DISMISSES ‘UNSAFE’ CLAIMS KT Press (November 15, 2023)
“Throughout this legal process we’ve been busy continuing to deliver progress for Rwandans, and working together with international partners to solve some of the biggest challenges that Africa and the wider world face. We take our humanitarian responsibilities seriously, and will continue to live up to them.”
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Recorded in: UK SUPREME COURT RULING: RWANDA DISMISSES ‘UNSAFE’ CLAIMS KT Press (November 15, 2023)
“Rwanda will maintain a welcoming policy and record of caring for refugees, adding that the political judgments made today were unjustified.”
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Recorded in: UK SUPREME COURT RULING: RWANDA DISMISSES ‘UNSAFE’ CLAIMS KT Press (November 15, 2023)
“Rwanda will now focus on working with the UK on a binding treaty to re-emphasize already existing guarantees required for the partnership to succeed,”
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Recorded in: UK SUPREME COURT RULING: RWANDA DISMISSES ‘UNSAFE’ CLAIMS KT Press (November 15, 2023)
“The Supreme Court ruling was a decision of the UK judicial system, over which Rwanda had no control.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda: New UK-Rwanda Migration Treaty to 'Reemphasise' Initial Plan Allafrica (22November, 2023)
“What we did object to is rather being portrayed as unsafe. Rwanda is a safe country in terms of refoulement, meaning sending asylum seekers back to the countries where they're persecuted. Rwanda does not do that. And this provision is included in the MoU."In order to address that concern, we will reemphasise it in the treaty that we're working on. So, that issue of being a safe country where asylum seekers will not be sent back is already being addressed and will be in the binding treaty.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda: New UK-Rwanda Migration Treaty to 'Reemphasise' Initial Plan Allafrica (22November, 2023)
“Kigali entered the migration and economic development partnership "for the right reasons," including the need to address "bigger questions of inequality in opportunities" between the Global North and the South.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda: New UK-Rwanda Migration Treaty to 'Reemphasise' Initial Plan Allafrica (22November, 2023)
“What I can say about the treaty that we are working on right now is that it will reemphasise the guarantees that are in the MoUs,"The provisions are already there. So, the reemphasising of these guarantees in the treaty will address the concerns of the court and will reassure anyone who has any worries about asylum seekers being sent back to the countries that they came from. They've already been addressed in the MoU. They will be reemphasised in the treaty.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda: New UK-Rwanda Migration Treaty to 'Reemphasise' Initial Plan Allafrica (22November, 2023)
“This is ultimately a decision for the UK's judicial system. However, we do take issue with the ruling that Rwanda is not a safe third country for asylum seekers and refugees, in terms of refoulement,”
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Recorded in: Rwanda 'Take Issue' With UK Court Ruling On Migration Plan: Govt Barron's (November 15,2023)
“On the wider issues covered in the piece, the broken global migration system is failing to protect the vulnerable, and empowering criminal smuggling gangs at an immeasurable human cost.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda distances self from “Led by Donkeys” story The New Times (June 14, 2022)
“There is nothing compassionate about allowing this situation to continue, which is why Rwanda is proud to work in partnership with the UK government to provide a solution.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda distances self from “Led by Donkeys” story The New Times (June 14, 2022)
“We terminated our contract with Mr. Fane-Saunders’ company more than a year ago and the comments he made should be disregarded as they carry no weight,”
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Recorded in: Rwanda distances self from “Led by Donkeys” story The New Times (June 14, 2022)
“Because of Rwanda’s recent history, our country has a deep connection to the plight of those seeking safety and opportunity in a new land. This has shaped Rwanda’s approach to migration and asylum issues, and it is why Rwanda is the right place to support those looking for sanctuary and opportunity. “This continues to be central to Rwanda’s reconstruction journey. Discrimination of any form is not tolerated here. This is enshrined in our constitution and upheld by our commitments to the rule of law.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda distances self from “Led by Donkeys” story The New Times (June 14, 2022)
“Rwanda and the UK operate from a position of mutual respect and open dialogue.“The Rwandan High Commissioner to the UK plays an important role in maintaining our strong bilateral relationship with the United Kingdom as we collaborate productively across many areas, including migration.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda distances self from “Led by Donkeys” story The New Times (June 14, 2022)
“These have to be talked about as well. I'm talking specifically about the proliferation of hate speech that is followed by attacks on people. We've seen that people have been attacked, people have died, homes have been burnt, and property has been looted all as the result of the hateful rhetoric that is propagated at the highest level of government, including by the security organs in the DRC.“This is something that the United Nations (UN) itself needs to take seriously because it's coming from within. Some of the statements issued to warn about the proliferation of hate speech and the attacks on these targeted communities in the DR Congo were basically ignored by mainstream media.”
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Recorded in: Rwanda spokesperson explains Rubavu border incident The New Times (October 24, 2023)
“Asylum seekers relocated from the UK will not have a choice, pointing out that among other choices, Rwanda and the UK have been working together to ensure that they are integrated in the Rwandan society. “They will have a choice to live here with us and work. They will be facilitated to do that. With the partnership that we’re working on with the UK, we will ensure that they get these opportunities there, they will receive the safety that they need and they will get training in language and other skills,” “They will be able to go to school and they will live amongst us in Rwanda if they do want to go back home. We will not be deporting anyone or sending people back to dangerous situations, but they will have a choice to go back home if they want to,”
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Recorded in: RWANDA REMAINS A SAFE PLACE FOR REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS- GOV’T SPOKESPERSON KT Press (November 21, 2023)