Rwanda announced on Tuesday that it has filed a legal complaint in the Hague against the United Kingdom, due to unmet payments from a canceled migration treaty. It firstly stated that the UK “breached an exchange of notes” by revealing the treaty’s financial arrangements publicly. The agreement stated that people attempting to claim asylum in the UK would be sent to Rwanda to seek asylum there. In return, £370 million ($511 million) would be sent to Rwanda for development funding, with an additional £120 million ($165 million) once 300 people were confirmed relocated, and a specified amount per relocated person thereafter. The UK has been condemned for its stance on criminalizing illegal migrants, such as the Illegal Migrants Act, as well as receiving criticism for inefficient use of taxpayers’ money when housing asylum seekers.