Rwanda won’t guarantee how many migrants it will take

Rwanda has announced that it will not guarantee how many migrants it will take in as part of efforts to address the refugee crisis.

The government said it will continue to work with international partners to ensure the safe passage and resettlement of refugees, but will not commit to a specific number of migrants.

This decision comes as countries around the world are facing increasing pressure to accommodate refugees and migrants fleeing conflict and persecution in their home countries.

Rwanda’s stance reflects a broader debate on the responsibility of countries to take in refugees and migrants, with some arguing that more needs to be done to protect and support those in need.

As the refugee crisis continues to grow, it is increasingly important for countries to work together to find sustainable solutions that address the needs of those fleeing violence and persecution.