The Rwanda Bill | ‘Community Policy Speaks’ Podcast Episode 13
In this episode of our podcast, “Community Policy Speaks”, we explore the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill. Where has this bill come from, how does it fit within the Government’s wider immigration policy, and what’s next for the bill?
Featuring:
- Fizza Qureshi: CEO of the Migrants’ Rights Network
- Sameeha Rafeek: Researcher at the Community Policy Forum
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