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  • Publication
    Exploring Direct Provision
    (2019-11-01)
    Exploring Direct Provision makes available over twenty years of documentation on the system of direct provision in Ireland. This fileset consists (as of 01 November 2019) of over 2,000 pages, over 300 individual files, all curated into a coherent narrative through the website www.exploringdirectprovision.ie.
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    Glossary of terms: Irish asylum law
    (Office of the Houses of the Oireachtas, 2013-11)
    A glossary of terms on Irish asylum law provided for the Cross Party Group on Direct Provision (Seanad Eireann). 
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  • Publication
    Social Distancing and Direct Provision
    An open letter signed by over 900 experts, to the Irish Government and officials responsible for Ireland's Covid-19 response requesting, in light of clear public health necessities, to provide own-door accommodation and individualised access to sanitation and eating facilities to every family unit and single person in the international protection system in the system of direct provision. The response of the then Minister for Justice to this letter is also included. The response of Michael Martin, then leader of the opposition, is also included.
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    Ireland to opt-in to EU Reception Conditions Directive – what will this mean for asylum seekers?
    (Public Interest Law Alliance, 2018-01-31)
    The Free Legal Advice Centres report, Direct Discrimination?, was one of the first legal evaluations of the system of direct provision and the rights of asylum seekers. This 2003 report could be reproduced almost verbatim today, and still be of relevance to policy makers and rights advocates. For eighteen years, the direct provision system existed in a state of legal limbo, with no legislative basis for this system. In the intervening years since FLAC’s seminal 2003 Report, we had the Ombudsman, the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC), the Ombudsman for Children (OCO), the Child Rapporteur, countless civil society organisations, media investigations and a huge number of documentaries on the system of direct provision.
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