Asylum seekers are entitled to jobs, education and a better standard of living just as much as anyone else living in ireland
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Claire O'Toole
12 years ago
Asylum seekers need more rights and they need a better standard of living
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Vanessa carney
12 years ago
Asylum seekers in Ireland are being treated extremely unfairly in this country and something needs to be done about this issue!
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Lauren Sheeran
12 years ago
Asylum seekers should have more rights to jobs and education Aswell as better living facilities and a better standard of living.
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Emily Duggan
12 years ago
Please everyone sign this!
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hannah mullen
12 years ago
Direct Provision is awful and I say the media needs to do more to raise awareness about it!
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ola
12 years ago
stop direct provision
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PJ Dooley
12 years ago
End this abusive system now.
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Mohammed Elakhdar
12 years ago
This system simply mentally retardation
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Irish Refugee Council
· petition starter
12 years ago
The campaign group just posted the petition to Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter. A total of 3,251 signatures were collected online and on the streets across Ireland. Well done to everyone involved for their hard work and a big thank you to everyone who signed the petition!
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Ann Irwin
12 years ago
It's difficult to describe how awful the conditions are and how ashamed I am to be part of a society that allows this to continue. Countries like Portugal have shown that you can treat asylum seekers with dignity with proper reception facilities and it is more cost effective than the Irish privatized system in which a small number of people make a lot of money from the misery of people, many of whom have already been traumatized. HSE also need to recognize the scandalous conditions as a child protection issue
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Anne costello
12 years ago
This abuse of human beings must end
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sara anderson
12 years ago
it is a terrible injust system that need to radically transform into a fair system that treats asylum seeker as a human being worthy of respect.
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Paula Ryan
12 years ago
Met a family only last week that are 8 years in direct provision, 6 of them living in ONE room, surely this is a violation of human rights
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Ann jordan
12 years ago
I call on the government to provide for people seeking asylum in a humane, safe, culturally appropriate manner. Administer the asylum application with necessary thought and efficiency ensuring people are not pawns in a stagnant system growing up, growing old in the unknown
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Cliodhna Ryan
12 years ago
As a primary school teacher I have seen the effects of these centres on the children who live there. A whole generation of children are growing up institutionalised while they wait for their applications to be processed. It is inhumane to expect children to grow up in this setting while their parents are denied the chance to provide for them.
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Irish Refugee Council
· petition starter
12 years ago
We have just counted up the signatures collected by numerous people across Ireland who are involved in this campaign. Their hard work paid off and we have an additional 868 signatures to add to the 2,118 here. That makes a grand total of 3,166. With a week to go we are asking you all to get sharing and hopefully we will reach our target of 4,000 by next week!!
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Mary Dhondt
13 years ago
We all have a right to share this planet.Asylum seekers should have access to independent accommodation and education
stop direct provision
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Asylum seekers are entitled to jobs, education and a better standard of living just as much as anyone else living in ireland
Asylum seekers need more rights and they need a better standard of living
Asylum seekers in Ireland are being treated extremely unfairly in this country and something needs to be done about this issue!
Asylum seekers should have more rights to jobs and education Aswell as better living facilities and a better standard of living.
Please everyone sign this!
Direct Provision is awful and I say the media needs to do more to raise awareness about it!
stop direct provision
End this abusive system now.
This system simply mentally retardation
The campaign group just posted the petition to Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter. A total of 3,251 signatures were collected online and on the streets across Ireland. Well done to everyone involved for their hard work and a big thank you to everyone who signed the petition!
It's difficult to describe how awful the conditions are and how ashamed I am to be part of a society that allows this to continue. Countries like Portugal have shown that you can treat asylum seekers with dignity with proper reception facilities and it is more cost effective than the Irish privatized system in which a small number of people make a lot of money from the misery of people, many of whom have already been traumatized. HSE also need to recognize the scandalous conditions as a child protection issue
This abuse of human beings must end
it is a terrible injust system that need to radically transform into a fair system that treats asylum seeker as a human being worthy of respect.
Met a family only last week that are 8 years in direct provision, 6 of them living in ONE room, surely this is a violation of human rights
I call on the government to provide for people seeking asylum in a humane, safe, culturally appropriate manner. Administer the asylum application with necessary thought and efficiency ensuring people are not pawns in a stagnant system growing up, growing old in the unknown
As a primary school teacher I have seen the effects of these centres on the children who live there. A whole generation of children are growing up institutionalised while they wait for their applications to be processed. It is inhumane to expect children to grow up in this setting while their parents are denied the chance to provide for them.
We have just counted up the signatures collected by numerous people across Ireland who are involved in this campaign. Their hard work paid off and we have an additional 868 signatures to add to the 2,118 here. That makes a grand total of 3,166. With a week to go we are asking you all to get sharing and hopefully we will reach our target of 4,000 by next week!!
We all have a right to share this planet.Asylum seekers should have access to independent accommodation and education