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Equality watchdog response following Supreme Court judgment on Rwanda asylum policy | Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)
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57% : "It remains vital that the UK Government takes action to reduce the serious threat to human life posed by trafficking and small boats crossing the Channel. 55% : "Following yesterday's judgment, we will continue to fulfil our role as a national human rights institution by offering the Home Office and the UK Government advice on their immigration policies, to ensure compliance with Britain's equality and human rights laws, as well as the UK's obligations under international law.
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