Man in direct provision  confronted press photographer as he felt his rights were being infringed

John Aristide drew a kick at the photographer outside the Skellig Star direct provision centre in Caherciveen, Co Kerry, but never made contact, court was told
Man in direct provision  confronted press photographer as he felt his rights were being infringed

The Skellig Star Hotel, Caherciveen. Picture: Alan Landers

A resident of the Skellig Star direct provision centre in Caherciveen confronted a press photographer because he felt his rights as an asylum seeker were being infringed, a court heard on Friday.

John Aristide, aged 61, of 2 Quay Street, Caherciveen, Co Kerry, then seeking asylum and a resident of the Skellig Star Hotel, drew a kick at photographer Alan Landers, but never made contact, Caherciveen District Court was told.

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