Human rights groups want fines dropped

Human rights activists have called on the Government to abandon fines proposed in the 2002 Immigration Bill.

Human rights activists have called on the Government to abandon fines proposed in the 2002 Immigration Bill.

The legislation proposes to fine airlines and ferry companies which transport people without proper documentation into Ireland.

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