Bishop of Oxford speaks on the Rwanda migrant flight policy
First published on: 14th June 2022The Bishop of Oxford has joined the Archbishops and Lords Spiritual in a letter speaking out against the Rwanda migrant policy.
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The Bishop of Oxford has joined the Archbishops and Lords Spiritual in a letter speaking out against the Rwanda migrant policy.
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