During a visit to Uganda, Dutch Minister for Trade Reinette Klever indicated that the cabinet is exploring sending rejected asylum seekers there, despite legal and feasibility concerns.
Klever mentioned that Uganda is not opposed to hosting rejected asylum seekers from the Netherlands and surrounding regions, although the plan is still in early stages.
Opposition leader Jesse Klaver criticized the proposal as a distraction from the government's failures, calling out the idea as fundamentally unfeasible.
Amid skepticism, other coalition members expressed concern over Uganda's human rights record, particularly regarding anti-LGBTI legislation.
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