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The British daily The Sun wrote today that he had visited the temporary refugee camps of Britain in Rwanda, which, although called “inhuman” by activists, the newspaper compared to “tourist resorts”.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Gashora Transit Center, which is expected to be used to process migrants coming to Britain from the strait with France, according to The Sun has air-conditioned rooms, a ‘buffet’ where you can eat as much as you want and wonderful views of natural rural areas .<\/p>\n
It also has football, basketball, billiards, internet and kindergarten.<\/p>\n
The first batch of migrants was expected to depart yesterday but after a last-minute appeal by activists the flight was banned by the European court.<\/p>\n
The head of the Gashora center, Fares Riuyumbu, rejected the idea that residents were mistreated there.<\/p>\n
“A lot of people here come from difficult circumstances. “But here they will find a high standard of living and a safe space.”<\/p>\n
The Gashora Center was built on the land of a former science laboratory in 2019, located between a land of banana plantations.<\/p>\n
The refugee center currently houses 457 migrants from Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan.<\/p>\n
Residents of the center are encouraged to clean up their rubbish, while the staff is nevertheless ready for other issues.<\/p>\n
Another place that will host refugees in Rwanda will be the Hope Hotel, the 50-room facility near the capital Kigali.<\/p>\n
Residents are promised free cigarettes and roe deer in the garden.<\/p>\n
The migrants will sleep in two-person rooms, best equipped, according to The Sun.<\/p>\n
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