Fears raised over access for children in Direct Provision to third-level education

Concern is being raised over the treatment of second-level school students in Direct Provision who wish to go on to third level.

Fears raised over access for children in Direct Provision to third-level education

Concern is being raised over the treatment of second-level school students in Direct Provision who wish to go on to third level.

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Equality, Immigration and Integration, Fiona O'Loughlin says young asylum seekers are facing a number of barriers when attempting to further their education.

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