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<blockquote>Meanwhile, Migrants Organise Ltd, which promoted a protest outside the Home Office against the Rwanda policy, which it described as “kidnapping and deportation of refugees”, has received more than £10,000 in government grants. The law firm Instalaw, which went to court to challenge the legality of the Rwanda policy, received £2,000 for an apprenticeship scheme.<ref name="telegraph">https:// | <blockquote>Meanwhile, Migrants Organise Ltd, which promoted a protest outside the Home Office against the Rwanda policy, which it described as “kidnapping and deportation of refugees”, has received more than £10,000 in government grants. The law firm Instalaw, which went to court to challenge the legality of the Rwanda policy, received £2,000 for an apprenticeship scheme.<ref name="telegraph">https://archive.is/PaVyq</ref></blockquote> | ||
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Revision as of 09:18, 19 December 2023
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Meanwhile, Migrants Organise Ltd, which promoted a protest outside the Home Office against the Rwanda policy, which it described as “kidnapping and deportation of refugees”, has received more than £10,000 in government grants. The law firm Instalaw, which went to court to challenge the legality of the Rwanda policy, received £2,000 for an apprenticeship scheme.[1]