Therese Coffey Criticizes 'Kigali Government' Reference in Commons Debate

Former Deputy PM's comments during Rwanda Bill debate spark controversy and go viral on social media.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Therese Coffey criticized Labour's Yvette Cooper for referring to the 'Kigali government' during a Commons debate on the Rwanda Bill.
Coffey defended her comments on social media, arguing that referring to a government by the name of its capital city is disrespectful.
Critics pointed out that Coffey herself has referred to governments by the names of their capital cities in the past.
Coffey's comments were made during a debate on Rishi Sunak's controversial Rwanda Bill, which aims to send some asylum seekers to the east African country.
The incident has gone viral on social media, with many mocking Coffey's apparent misunderstanding.