Female asylum seekers 'living in state of fear'

Female asylum seekers housed in what is known as 'direct provision' care in Ireland, are living in a state of fear for years on end, according to a new report.

Female asylum seekers 'living in state of fear'

Female asylum seekers housed in what is known as 'direct provision' care in Ireland, are living in a state of fear for years on end, according to a new report.

The report by the migrant women's organisation Akidwa addresses the issues facing women who are waiting on decisions about their asylum.

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