Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) — Ministry of Defence / Home Office, opened 1 April 2021

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ARAP was launched in April 2021 ahead of the withdrawal from Afghanistan, offering relocation to UK-affiliated Afghans (interpreters, embassy locally-engaged staff and their families). Third UK precedent in the post-2020 period for a bespoke protection route grounded in a specific historic relationship of obligation. TLTE cites all three (BN(O), Ukraine, ARAP) together as the contemporary evidence that the UK has both the machinery and the political precedent for post-colonial protection routes — without claiming any of them is a template for the Sri Lankan case.

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