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Wednesday 29 March 2023 Dublin: 11°C

# migrant rights

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2022
# coming to ireland
Якщо ви - українець, який в’їжджає до Ірландії, ось що вам потрібно знати
Якщо ви – українець, який в’їжджає до Ірландії або збирається подорожувати сюди, ось що вам потрібно знати про тимчасове скасування візи і про доступні для вас варіанти, коли ви прибуваєте до Ірландії.
# coming to ireland
If you're a Ukrainian travelling to Ireland, here's what you need to know
With the help of some experts, here’s a look at what your options are when you arrive in Ireland.
All time
# privacy and dignity
LGBT asylum-seekers cannot produce 'sex tapes' as evidence
An EU court also ruled authorities can’t ask questions that violate privacy or dignity.
# Undocumented
First big survey of undocumented migrants says there are at least 20,000 in Ireland
The Migrants Rights Centre says it’s time to let them stay.
# migrant rights
Domestic workers 'being exploited' in Ireland
Today is International Domestic Workers Day – and there are calls for the government to ratify an international convention.
# migrant rights
'I feel so safe in Ireland, but as an undocumented migrant I fear for my future'
Groups have said the government here should do the same for undocumented migrants as it is asking the US to do for undocumented Irish people living there.
# migrant rights
Immigrant families will be 'torn apart this Christmas'
The Immigrant Council of Ireland says that laws regarding family reunification will lead to heartache this Christmas.
# migrant rights
"We're not looking for a handout, we have to earn citizenship"
There are approximately 30,000 undocumented migrants in Ireland – and they are looking for a solution.
# Asylum Seekers
Ireland is failing to meet its international obligations on asylum seekers says the Irish Refugee Council
The IRC says asylum seekers should be granted access to the labour market after six months.
Voices
Column: Micheál Martin’s response to anti-immigrant rhetoric was lily-livered
Kevin Sheahan sparked anger in Limerick’s council chamber when he demanded an ‘Irish first’ housing policy, but Micheál Martin has refused to properly sanction these anti-immigrant statements, writes Dr Matt Cannon.
# Courts
Migrant rights group says High Court decision leaves undocumented workers vulnerable
Today the court overturned a decision to grant Muhammad Younis an award of €92,000 in an exploitation case.