Paul O'Connor, from the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS), said the Rwanda policy "remains morally reprehensible" despite being found lawful and an appeal may be "seriously" considered to block deportations.Speaking outside the High Court, he said: "We share James' disappointment but we are delighted at the decision in the case of the eight individual refugees who no longer face the torment at this point in time of being deported to Rwanda."However, that threat has not gone away at this

Paul O'Connor, from the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS), said the Rwanda policy "remains morally reprehensible" despite being found lawful and an appeal may be "seriously" considered to block deportations.Speaking outside the High Court, he said: "We share James' disappointment but we are delighted at the decision in the case of the eight individual refugees who no longer face the torment at this point in time of being deported to Rwanda."However, that threat has not gone away at this stage and it may well be that we need to seriously consider the possibility of an appeal to prevent that happening."He added: "The judges today may well have found that decision to be lawful, but it remains morally reprehensible and utterly inhumane and we will continue to do all that we can to fight this policy all the way."