Asylum system is unfair

THE UNHCR representative in Ireland expresses himself satisfied that asylum-seekers in Ireland get a fair deal.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Speaking to your journalist, Noel Baker, he says "we are happy that the decisions being made are accurate and we're not concerned that refugees are being rejected in Ireland".

Unfortunately, Irish citizens are not getting a fair deal in relation to asylum, as rejected asylum seekers are not being removed from the country. Only one in five deportation orders is implemented.

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