More Burma refugees arrive

A second group of refugees from war-torn Burma have begun a new life in Co Mayo under a UN refugee resettlement programme.

More Burma refugees arrive
Sun, 09 Dec, 2007 - 14:05

A second group of refugees from war-torn Burma have begun a new life in Co Mayo under a UN refugee resettlement programme.

Some 45 men, women and children have now joined 52 other refugees who arrived in mid-September.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BurmaPlace: Co MayoPlace: Ballyhaunis,Place: CastlebarPlace: Ban Don Yang campPlace: Thai borderPlace: IrelandPlace: RangoonPlace: JordanPlace: SligoPlace: Carrick-on-ShannonPlace: MullingarPerson: Aung San Suu KyiOrganisation: UNOrganisation: United Nations High Commissioner for RefugeesOrganisation: UNHCROrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: Integration UnitOrganisation: Department of JusticeOrganisation: Simon Cumbers Media Challenge FundOrganisation: Irish Aid
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