Person: Emma DeSouza

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<p>Asylum seekers in tents in Dublin city centre recently. New research from ESRI shows that people in Ireland generally have very positive views on immigration, with over 73% of respondents expressing positive sentiments about immigration irrespective of an individual’s region of origin. File picture: Brian Lawless/PA</p>

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After opting in to the EU’s pact, Ireland must increase protections for refugees

The Government should not be part of an effort to limit and restrict the rights of asylum seekers by opting into the EU’s Asylum and Migration Pact

<p>What sense is there teaching children about critical thinking while simultaneously telling them that they must conform to an outdated militarized dress code rooted in conservative ideology?</p>

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Emma DeSouza: Time to expel the outdated school uniform

<p>Green party candidate Ange Cruz: 'Things are not set up to help people like us.'</p>

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Ethnic minority candidates battle to take tribalism out of Northern Ireland politics

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Emma deSouza: Focus on the North's politicians misguided, the real work happens on the ground

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Emma deSouza: Can Northern Ireland’s peace babies deliver on the promise of 1998?

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Emma deSouza: Condemning symbols of sectarianism is to ignore the problems beneath

State couldn't fund Derry woman's legal battle over her 'foreign jurisdiction'

Emma DeSouza and husband owe £80,000 over case taken under the principles of the Good Friday Agreement

Thu, 01 Oct, 2020

‘Major hurdles’ between EU and Britain remain in Brexit talks

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will warn Cabinet today that “major hurdles” still exist between the EU and Britain, amid fears in Brussels that the Brexit crisis may force officials to call an emergency EU summit next week.

Tue, 15 Oct, 2019

UK government cannot throw Good Friday Agreement under the bus, campaigner says

The British government cannot just "throw the Good Friday Agreement under the bus" to pursue a shortsighted Brexit agenda, a campaigner has said.

Sat, 20 Apr, 2019