Refugee Women Connect joins in the #StopRwanda Twitterstorm

On the 19th July Care4Calais along with several other organisations, organised an hour long Twitterstorm using the hashtag #StopRwanda to campaign against the Governments plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Refugee Women Connect joined in!

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