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'A portion of social housing stock should be dedicated to asylum seekers' - Irish Refugee Council

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First published at 16:29 UTC on November 26th, 2018.

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'A portion of social housing stock should be dedicated to asylum seekers' - Irish Refugee Council

Nick Henderson, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Refugee Council told Ivan Yates that the Direct Provision system was not working and a portio…

'A portion of social housing stock should be dedicated to asylum seekers' - Irish Refugee Council

Nick Henderson, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Refugee Council told Ivan Yates that the Direct Provision system was not working and a portion of social housing stock should be dedicated to asylum seekers in Ireland. Roughly one in ten asylum seekers have been successful in their asylum claims since 2008 in Ireland but the ESRI reported that 80% of deportation orders against failed asylum seekers are never implemented. 40% of people in Direct Provision in 2016 had deportation orders.

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