Direct provision resident claims he was moved from Dublin to rural Cork against his wishes

Rudolf Basson says the move was also against medical advice provided by his doctors
Rudolf Basson, an asylum seeker from South Africa, was housed in direct provision at Balseskin Reception Centre in Dublin before he was transferred to Drishane Castle, Millstreet, Co Cork.

Rudolf Basson, an asylum seeker from South Africa, was housed in direct provision at Balseskin Reception Centre in Dublin before he was transferred to Drishane Castle, Millstreet, Co Cork.

A direct provision resident has said he was transferred from central Dublin to rural Cork, against his wishes.

Moreover, Rudolf Basson says the move was also against medical advice provided by his doctors.

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