A new report published today indicates that migrants are not disproportionately receiving social welfare payments.

Many victims of human trafficking are not being identified and a report highlights gaps in the screening system.

Many victims of human trafficking are not being identified, according to a report which has highlighted gaps in the current screening system.

Almost 60% of asylum seekers in State accommodation have been there for more than three years, a new report has found.

A study of Ireland's asylum seekers process has found applicants can be waiting up to seven years for a decision on their application.

Ireland has attracted one of the most qualified non-EU workforces in Europe, thanks to Government policies that prioritise highly-skilled workers, according to a report from the Economic and Social Research Institute.

LACK of suitable accommodation, insufficient social work support and lack of clear immigration status are the main issues surrounding the care of unaccompanied migrant children in this country, a new study has found.

THE cost of providing accommodation to asylum-seekers rose to €83.6 million last year, a 9% increase on the 2003 figure of €76.5m.

NON-EU nationals work 3.5 hours more a week than Irish and EU citizens, yet are paid on average 14% less, a European report has found.

IRELAND needs to accept that immigration is here to stay and learn to deal with it properly in order for the economy and society to benefit from the experience, a new European report has recommended.