Ahern urged to let family stay

AMNESTY International Ireland and the Irish Refugee Council have urged Justice Minister Dermot Ahern to let Pamela Izevbekhai and her two young daughters stay in Ireland.

Ahern urged to let family stay
Wed, 28 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

Both organisations were disappointed that the Sligo-based mother lost her High Court challenge to her deportation yesterday.

The National Women’s Council of Ireland and the Children’s Rights Alliance have also urged the minister to intervene.

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