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<p>Migrants clamber ashore on Lesbos after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey on a dinghy on March 2, 2020. File picture: Michael Varaklas/AP</p>

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Maeve Higgins: Migration is being punished, even as asylum is promised

Migrants and humanitarians who help them — including Seán Binder who is on trial in Lesbos — are being criminalised while states get away with breaching international law

Cork aid worker could get 25 years in prison

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Cork aid worker could get 25 years in prison

A call for EU to halt criminalisation of humanitarian support for refugees

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A call for EU to halt criminalisation of humanitarian support for refugees

Arrested humanitarian volunteer from Ireland reunited with mother for Christmas

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Arrested humanitarian volunteer from Ireland reunited with mother for Christmas

Cork man imprisoned in Greece to be home for Christmas

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Cork man imprisoned in Greece to be home for Christmas

Protest over arrest of Cork aid worker in Greece

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Protest over arrest of Cork aid worker in Greece

Cork aid worker charged with people-trafficking in Greece

Cork aid worker charged with people-trafficking in Greece

The aunt of a Cork aid worker held on people-trafficking charges in Greece has said the family thought at first his arrest was a joke.

Fri, 31 Aug, 2018

Vital work of restoring mental wellbeing to those in need

Vital work of restoring mental wellbeing to those in need

Having escaped war zones, undertook a treacherous journey across thousands of miles and finally risked death in a leaky dinghy, how can a refugee leave their awful experiences behind and get on with life? Surprisingly, the answer begins with swimming lessons and art classes, according to Tommy Flavin

Fri, 09 Dec, 2016