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orlared: Asylum seeker for nine years in Ireland wants the pope to help end Direct Provision

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First published at 14:22 UTC on September 18th, 2018.

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orlared: Asylum seeker for nine years in Ireland wants the pope to help end Direct Provision

RTE created a series of video shorts called 'Posts To The Pope' ahead of his visit to Ireland. In one video an African asylum seeker who says she…

orlared: Asylum seeker for nine years in Ireland wants the pope to help end Direct Provision

RTE created a series of video shorts called 'Posts To The Pope' ahead of his visit to Ireland. In one video an African asylum seeker who says she has been in Direct Provision for nine years without having been granted asylum pleads for the pope to help end Direct Provision. An average of 10% of asylum claims are granted in Ireland but the government has a undeclared scheme called "the scheme which does not exist" allowing failed asylum seekers the right to stay in Ireland if they have been here for five years. Often an asylum seeker will re-apply over and over when their claim is not granted. 80% of failed asylum seekers are never deported.

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