Immigrants attacked by Belfast racist gangs 'denied state support'

Foreign nationals forced to flee their homes in the wake of racist attacks in the North have been left without a roof over their heads after being denied access to state support, a new report claimed today.

Foreign nationals forced to flee their homes in the wake of racist attacks in the North have been left without a roof over their heads after being denied access to state support, a new report claimed today.

Migrant workers who have fallen victim to domestic abuse have also been unable to access temporary government accommodation due to restrictive immigration laws, the investigation by the NI Human Rights Commission found.

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