Marburg outbreak: Fear of motorbike helmets, vaccine trial, U.S. travelers alert
Rwanda is testing a promising experimental vaccine for the Marburg virus amidst a critical outbreak.
How Rwanda Is Containing a Deadly Marburg Virus Outbreak
Rwanda faces its first Marburg virus outbreak, leading to 56 infections and 12 deaths, prompting urgent health measures and a forthcoming vaccine trial.
Rwanda's deadly Marburg outbreak: Fear of motorbike helmets, hope for a vaccine trial
Rwanda is testing an experimental vaccine for Marburg amid a significant outbreak, signaling both a public health crisis and a research opportunity.
An 'unprecedented' good news story about a potentially deadly viral outbreak
Rwanda's Marburg virus outbreak response has seen unprecedented success, with a low fatality rate and recoveries from life-threatening conditions.
U.S. boosts passenger screening as Africa grapples with deadly Marburg and mpox outbreaks
Health officials emphasize the importance of learning from COVID-19 as another viral outbreak arises, particularly the Marburg virus in Rwanda.
Rwanda's seven steps in seven days for managing Marburg virus
The Rwandan government is leveraging its COVID-19 experience to combat the Marburg virus outbreak through a structured response approach.
Marburg outbreak: Fear of motorbike helmets, vaccine trial, U.S. travelers alert
Rwanda is testing a promising experimental vaccine for the Marburg virus amidst a critical outbreak.
How Rwanda Is Containing a Deadly Marburg Virus Outbreak
Rwanda faces its first Marburg virus outbreak, leading to 56 infections and 12 deaths, prompting urgent health measures and a forthcoming vaccine trial.
Rwanda's deadly Marburg outbreak: Fear of motorbike helmets, hope for a vaccine trial
Rwanda is testing an experimental vaccine for Marburg amid a significant outbreak, signaling both a public health crisis and a research opportunity.
Rwandan forces and M23 rebels shelled refugee camps in DRC, report claims
Rwandan and M23 forces have repeatedly targeted refugee camps in Eastern DRC, leading to severe humanitarian crises and potential violations of international law.
Home Office mostly consulted Rwandan officials' in asylum plan safety report
The last Conservative government relied on unreliable evidence from Rwandan officials to deem Rwanda a safe asylum destination, undermining credible assessments.
The ICIBI report indicates significant shortcomings in the Home Office's evaluation of Rwanda as a safe place for deported asylum seekers.
UK minister claims Rwanda is safe for gay migrants - these queer groups disagree
Rwanda is considered a 'progressive' country for LGBTQ+ migrants despite warnings from queer charities.
Rwanda Genocide Shows Consequences of US Refusal to Prevent Mass Killing
Rwanda commemorates the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide, reflecting on the mass killings of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
President Paul Kagame has implemented strict control over Rwanda since taking power post-genocide, cracking down on press and opposition.
Watch live: Rwanda policy debate after MPs warn bill flouts human rights law
The Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill is being debated in the House of Lords, despite concerns about its compatibility with human rights obligations.
The bill is intended to prevent legal challenges to the deportation scheme by limiting asylum seekers' ability to appeal against being sent to Rwanda.
UK's Rwanda plan fundamentally incompatible' with rights obligations
The UK government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda may breach international law and the country's human rights obligations, according to a parliamentary report.
The government's legislation undermines protections in the Human Rights Act, contravenes parts of the European Convention on Human Rights, and does not fully address the UK's commitment to comply with international treaties.
Rwandan forces and M23 rebels shelled refugee camps in DRC, report claims
Rwandan and M23 forces have repeatedly targeted refugee camps in Eastern DRC, leading to severe humanitarian crises and potential violations of international law.
Home Office mostly consulted Rwandan officials' in asylum plan safety report
The last Conservative government relied on unreliable evidence from Rwandan officials to deem Rwanda a safe asylum destination, undermining credible assessments.
The ICIBI report indicates significant shortcomings in the Home Office's evaluation of Rwanda as a safe place for deported asylum seekers.
UK minister claims Rwanda is safe for gay migrants - these queer groups disagree
Rwanda is considered a 'progressive' country for LGBTQ+ migrants despite warnings from queer charities.
Rwanda Genocide Shows Consequences of US Refusal to Prevent Mass Killing
Rwanda commemorates the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide, reflecting on the mass killings of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
President Paul Kagame has implemented strict control over Rwanda since taking power post-genocide, cracking down on press and opposition.
Watch live: Rwanda policy debate after MPs warn bill flouts human rights law
The Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill is being debated in the House of Lords, despite concerns about its compatibility with human rights obligations.
The bill is intended to prevent legal challenges to the deportation scheme by limiting asylum seekers' ability to appeal against being sent to Rwanda.
UK's Rwanda plan fundamentally incompatible' with rights obligations
The UK government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda may breach international law and the country's human rights obligations, according to a parliamentary report.
The government's legislation undermines protections in the Human Rights Act, contravenes parts of the European Convention on Human Rights, and does not fully address the UK's commitment to comply with international treaties.
Improving women's status promotes peace - but how? | Cornell Chronicle
Rwanda's high parliamentary representation of women contrasts with its repressive regime, highlighting the complexity behind 'gender equality'.
On this year's Global Day of Parents, I still long to be with my children
Rwanda's commitment to women and family protection is selective, leaving government critics like the author deprived of rights and facing separation from their families.
Improving women's status promotes peace - but how? | Cornell Chronicle
Rwanda's high parliamentary representation of women contrasts with its repressive regime, highlighting the complexity behind 'gender equality'.
On this year's Global Day of Parents, I still long to be with my children
Rwanda's commitment to women and family protection is selective, leaving government critics like the author deprived of rights and facing separation from their families.
German official says Rwanda deportation plan using UK facilities considered
Germany proposes utilizing Rwandan asylum facilities for EU refugees.
The aim is to address undocumented migration amid rising far-right sentiment.
German official suggests Rwanda scheme using UK facilities
Germany may consider UK-funded Rwanda facilities for asylum processing, but skepticism from leadership and changes in the UK undermine this plan.
Germany considering Rwanda deportations using UK facilities after Labour ditched plan
Germany may leverage Rwanda's asylum facilities initially intended for the UK's migration plan, highlighting shifting European migration strategies.
UK sends voluntary asylum-seeker to Rwanda: reports DW 05/01/2024
The UK government has begun sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda under a voluntary scheme to deter irregular migration.
Focus on Rwanda's safety is a distraction from the dangerous conditions for asylum seekers in the UK
The UK government passed a new law declaring Rwanda safe for asylum seekers despite the Supreme Court ruling it unsafe.
Watch: Minister repeatedly ignores question on securing airline for Rwanda flights
The Home Office minister dodges questions on securing airline to take asylum seekers to Rwanda amidst controversy and lack of specifics from the government.
German official says Rwanda deportation plan using UK facilities considered
Germany proposes utilizing Rwandan asylum facilities for EU refugees.
The aim is to address undocumented migration amid rising far-right sentiment.
German official suggests Rwanda scheme using UK facilities
Germany may consider UK-funded Rwanda facilities for asylum processing, but skepticism from leadership and changes in the UK undermine this plan.
Germany considering Rwanda deportations using UK facilities after Labour ditched plan
Germany may leverage Rwanda's asylum facilities initially intended for the UK's migration plan, highlighting shifting European migration strategies.
UK sends voluntary asylum-seeker to Rwanda: reports DW 05/01/2024
The UK government has begun sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda under a voluntary scheme to deter irregular migration.
Focus on Rwanda's safety is a distraction from the dangerous conditions for asylum seekers in the UK
The UK government passed a new law declaring Rwanda safe for asylum seekers despite the Supreme Court ruling it unsafe.
Watch: Minister repeatedly ignores question on securing airline for Rwanda flights
The Home Office minister dodges questions on securing airline to take asylum seekers to Rwanda amidst controversy and lack of specifics from the government.
Author of Rwanda book says she fears attacks at home amid orchestrated' backlash
Michela Wrong, a journalist and author, lives in fear of being attacked in her home after facing an online backlash for her book on human rights abuses in Rwanda.
A British public relations firm allegedly played a key role in orchestrating an online hate campaign against Wrong in response to her book, which criticizes Rwandan president Paul Kagame.
Rwanda president: efforts to implement asylum plan cannot drag on'
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame expressed frustration with the ongoing debate about the asylum deal with the UK, saying there are limits to how long it can drag on.
Kagame stated that he would be happy for the asylum scheme to be scrapped, indicating that Rwanda is not fully committed to the deal.
Author of Rwanda book says she fears attacks at home amid orchestrated' backlash
Michela Wrong, a journalist and author, lives in fear of being attacked in her home after facing an online backlash for her book on human rights abuses in Rwanda.
A British public relations firm allegedly played a key role in orchestrating an online hate campaign against Wrong in response to her book, which criticizes Rwandan president Paul Kagame.
Rwanda president: efforts to implement asylum plan cannot drag on'
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame expressed frustration with the ongoing debate about the asylum deal with the UK, saying there are limits to how long it can drag on.
Kagame stated that he would be happy for the asylum scheme to be scrapped, indicating that Rwanda is not fully committed to the deal.
Rwandan president Paul Kagame suggests UK could get money back
The president did not specify how much money he would return to the UK or when.
President Kagame stated that the political and legal obstacles around the deal are not Rwanda's problem, but the UK's problem.
Burundi closes border with Rwanda in latest East Africa row
Burundi accuses Rwanda of supporting Red Tabara rebel group
Rwanda denies the allegations and criticizes Burundi's decision to close the border
Migrant dies and another is in critical condition after boat partially deflates in English Channel
A boat carrying migrants attempting to cross the English Channel from France encountered difficulties, resulting in one death and one person in critical condition.
The incident highlights the ongoing issue of migrants attempting dangerous sea journeys to reach Britain.
Rishi Sunak extends olive branch to Tory MPs to stave off rebellion over Rwanda
Rishi Sunak is facing a rebellion from Tory MPs over his plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, with the cost of the scheme reaching 290m.
The government is willing to discuss the future of the plan with rebel MPs if the bill passes, in an attempt to appease disgruntled members.
Rishi Sunak's Rwanda law at mercy of Tory factions
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a news conference to promote the government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda in the midst of a political crisis
Conservative Party split over the bill, with MPs from different factions openly opposing the Rwanda scheme
British lawyers could be based in Rwandan courts as part of asylum plans
The UK government is planning to station British lawyers in Rwandan courts as part of a treaty to allow the country to send asylum seekers there.
The move comes after the Supreme Court ruled the initial Rwanda plan unlawful last month.
Deportation flights to Rwanda will begin before election, says Robert Jenrick
People arriving in the UK by irregular means will be deported to Rwanda before the next general election.
The UK government is signing a treaty with Rwanda to establish a deportation scheme and declare Rwanda as safe for asylum seekers.
UK taxpayers to bear extra cost over Rwanda treaty
The signing of the deportation treaty with Rwanda will result in extra costs for British taxpayers.
The UK will pay for British and Commonwealth judges and all legal fees related to the new appeals process.
Rishi Sunak mulling hard-line Rwanda plan' to get planes off the ground
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering a hard-line approach towards Rwanda to secure deportation flights before the next election.
The approach involves exempting the new treaty with Rwanda from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), without fully withdrawing from the convention.
Rishi Sunak extends olive branch to Tory MPs to stave off rebellion over Rwanda
Rishi Sunak is facing a rebellion from Tory MPs over his plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, with the cost of the scheme reaching 290m.
The government is willing to discuss the future of the plan with rebel MPs if the bill passes, in an attempt to appease disgruntled members.
Rishi Sunak's Rwanda law at mercy of Tory factions
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a news conference to promote the government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda in the midst of a political crisis
Conservative Party split over the bill, with MPs from different factions openly opposing the Rwanda scheme
British lawyers could be based in Rwandan courts as part of asylum plans
The UK government is planning to station British lawyers in Rwandan courts as part of a treaty to allow the country to send asylum seekers there.
The move comes after the Supreme Court ruled the initial Rwanda plan unlawful last month.
Deportation flights to Rwanda will begin before election, says Robert Jenrick
People arriving in the UK by irregular means will be deported to Rwanda before the next general election.
The UK government is signing a treaty with Rwanda to establish a deportation scheme and declare Rwanda as safe for asylum seekers.
UK taxpayers to bear extra cost over Rwanda treaty
The signing of the deportation treaty with Rwanda will result in extra costs for British taxpayers.
The UK will pay for British and Commonwealth judges and all legal fees related to the new appeals process.
Rishi Sunak mulling hard-line Rwanda plan' to get planes off the ground
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering a hard-line approach towards Rwanda to secure deportation flights before the next election.
The approach involves exempting the new treaty with Rwanda from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), without fully withdrawing from the convention.