RWANDA: Sky News has seen a facility where Asylum Seekers sent to Rwanda from UK might be housed.

The video discusses the arrival of asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda, detailing their accommodation and the facilities provided to make them feel at home. It highlights the financial aspects of the UK-Rwanda deal and compares the experiences of asylum seekers from different regions. Personal stories of refugees are shared, emphasizing their journeys and resettlement options. The video concludes with the choices available to asylum seekers and the potential for Rwanda to become their new home.

What facilities are provided to make asylum seekers feel at home in Rwanda?

• Only a prayer room

• A detention center

• English and Arabic signs, a prayer room, computer centers, and a gift shop

• A single computer center

What is the financial implication of the UK-Rwanda asylum seeker deal?

• It is entirely funded by Rwanda

• It is a profitable scheme for the UK

• It costs about the same as accommodating and processing migrants

• It saves a lot of money

How does Rwanda's existing experience with asylum seekers affect the new arrivals from the UK?

• The new arrivals will be the first asylum seekers in Rwanda

• Rwanda has no experience with asylum seekers

• The new arrivals will be treated as tourists

• Rwanda already hosts asylum seekers, so the new arrivals will not be the first

What is the main difference between refugees brought by the UN from Libya and those arriving from the UK?

• Both groups have a one-way ticket to Rwanda

• Libyan refugees are not allowed to leave Rwanda

• Libyan refugees hope for resettlement elsewhere, while UK arrivals have Rwanda as their final destination

• UK arrivals are hoping for resettlement in Canada

What choices do refugees in the transit camp have?

• Only staying in Rwanda

• Only returning home

• None, they must stay in the camp

• Resettling in another country, returning home, or staying in Rwanda