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Recommendation 6

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Clause 4 of the Bill would mitigate the Bill’s impact by allowing for claims based...

Conclusion
Clause 4 of the Bill would mitigate the Bill’s impact by allowing for claims based on individual circumstances. It would not, however, make the Bill compliant with the Refugee Convention or with Article 13 ECHR because it would continue to deny access to court for individuals with arguable claims that they face persecution or a violation of fundamental human rights as a result of Rwanda being unsafe generally or because there is a risk of refoulement. Neither would clause 4 provide for a suspensive process, as required by Article 13 ECHR, in all but the rarest of circumstances. (Paragraph 81) Disapplication of human rights law
Government Response

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