The Dutch government is exploring a controversial plan to send rejected African asylum seekers to Uganda, as announced by Foreign Trade and Development Minister Reinette Klever during her recent visit to the country. The proposal is part of a broader European trend to establish 'return hubs' outside the EU and aims to curb migration by deporting individuals who have exhausted their legal options for asylum. While Uganda appears open to discussions and potential financial compensation from the Netherlands, the feasibility and legality of such a plan remain uncertain. Concerns have been raised regarding the poor living conditions in Uganda's refugee camps, which currently house over 1.5 million refugees, as well as the serious risks faced by LGBTQ individuals in the country. The Dutch government is still in the early stages of negotiations, with Migration Minister Marjolein Faber tasked with further evaluating the proposal's implications. Reaction within the Netherlands to the plan is yet to be determined, particularly given the potential humanitarian issues involved.