Tribunal making progress speeding up refugee appeals

The Refugee Appeals Tribunal is making major progress in its efforts to speed up challenges to the rejection of asylum applications, according to Minister for Justice Michael McDowell.

The Refugee Appeals Tribunal is making major progress in its efforts to speed up challenges to the rejection of asylum applications, according to Minister for Justice Michael McDowell.

The minister said today that fewer than than 250 cases were under consideration at the tribunal in January of this year, compared to more than 1,000 in January 2004.

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