Refugees
Four unaccompanied children among 1,400 refugees forced to sleep rough – report
Some refugees arriving in Ireland have found themselves without a place to stay for up to 10 weeks, according to Irish Refugee Council
Almost 1,400 international protection applicants have been forced into homelessness this year due to a lack of state accommodation, including four unaccompanied children, the Irish Refugee Council has highlighted.
Some of the refugees arriving in Ireland have found themselves without a place to stay for up to 10 weeks, according to a report by the council.
The study outlined the impact of homelessness on already vulnerable asylum seekers arriving in Ireland, as well as associated ...
