UK has 'legal obligation' to stick to human rights law over Rwanda, says European court chief
In a snub to the UK government's plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, the European Court of Human Rights has said that members have "a clear legal obligation" to stick to its "Rule 39 measures", which are used as an emergency injunction.
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