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Published: 11^th November, 2019

Updated: 20^th March, 2020

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Submission to the Oireachtas Covid-19 response committee
Move Most Vulnerable Out of Direct Provision Centres Now

Infectious Disease Specialist urges Government to remove most at risk in Direct Provision centres immediately and labels the facilities ‘Powder Kegs’.
Budget 2021 submission
Healthcare workers seek to move out of Direct Provision

We spoke to RTÉ about the issue of people doing essential in healthcare but living in Direct Provision
Irish Refugee Council welcome report: The Ombudsman & Direct Provision: Update for 2019
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Irish Refugee Council welcome commitment to end Direct Provision
A new ‘buy-one gift-one’ campaign launches to support the refugee community and fight the COVID-19 battle
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Published: 19^th March, 2014

Updated: 7^th November, 2018

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RT @eciycireland: Parents face back-to-school costs of up to €1,500 per child It is impossible for parents living in Direct provision… https://t.co/cGehLAQU5y
13^thAugust, 2020 @IrishRefugeeCo
RT @DeirdreMortell: “A useful new report by ⁦⁦@IrishRefugeeCo⁩ ” says @IrishTimes in its Editorial - proudly funded by @rethink_ireland… https://t.co/LScT472OGK
12^thAugust, 2020 @IrishRefugeeCo
RT @CharlotteByrn3: GREAT NEWS - we've been asking for this for the past couple of years. People with firm offers on PLC or UnderGrad… https://t.co/4btQ7Mjd4U
12^thAugust, 2020 @IrishRefugeeCo

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