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Transitioning from Direct Provision to life in the community: The experiences of those who have been granted refugee status, subsidiary protection or 'leave to remain' in Ireland
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Date Issued
September 2015
Date Available
21T12:15:14Z September 2015
Abstract
This submission is based on the preliminary findings of research that is funded by the Irish Research Council under its New Foundations – Engaging Civil Society strand. The research was conducted in partnership with the Irish Refugee Council. A research team of academics and asylum seekers conducted interviews with ex-asylum seekers who have been granted refugee status, subsidiary protection or 'leave to remain', as well as with relevant stakeholders. A total of 22 individuals who had experience of living in Direct Provision (DP) hostel(s) were interviewed. Fourteen had already made the transition and eight were in the process of trying to move out. To date, five stakeholder interviews have taken place.
Sponsorship
Irish Research Council
Type of Material
Government Publication
Publisher
Taskforce on Transitional Supports for Persons Granted Status in Direct Provision
Language
English
Status of Item
Not peer reviewed
This item is made available under a Creative Commons License
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