Report calls for the abolition of direct provision

Direct provision should be abolished and residents — especially children — placed instead in community-based, family-friendly environments, a report concludes.

Report calls for the abolition of direct provision

Direct provision should be abolished and residents — especially children — placed instead in community-based, family-friendly environments, a report concludes.

The Faculty of Paediatrics at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland says while the State has a duty of care towards refugees and asylum seekers, society also has a role to play.

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