Govt rapped by Refugee Council

The Irish Refugee Council has condemned the Government for its procedures in processing asylum applications.

Thu, 18 Jan, 2001 - 11:28

The Irish Refugee Council has condemned the Government for its procedures in processing asylum applications.

The Council says it is totally unacceptable that individuals who applied for asylum in Ireland in 1998 are still awaiting a final decision on their applications.

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