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- New research on diversity and impact of religious belief in 21st-century Ireland
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- There may be troubles ahead...
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- Nigeria needs a peaceful solution
- Soccer really is a sport for all
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Time for Ireland to act on femicide216 women and 16 children have been killed by men since Women’s Aid Femicide Project began 21 years ago, according to 'Femicide Watch 2017', a report published by Women's Aid.
It’s time to close the direct provision systemIreland’s direct provision system, while not quite so deadly, condemns asylum seekers to a frozen existence where private operators such as the international catering company Aramark are paid millions of euro to maintain Ireland’s version of what African-American activist Angela Davis terms the ‘prison industrial complex’.
Hair stylist, Nikolina, brings a multicolour approach to Irish lifeMulticulturalism is even reflected in the family home, with her husband and daughter. “We both bring a ‘multicolour’ approach to all our dealings and have the best relationship. As a couple, we will always be from three different countries: Nigeria, Croatia and Ireland.”
People with disabilities among top groups who experience discrimination in IrelandNearly one in every eight people in Ireland report that they have experienced discrimination in recent years. A new study drawing from a CSO survey of 15,000 adults nationwide, which has found that discrimination is acutely felt among minority groups.
Seminar talks role of State, agencies and communities in integration effortsThe Organisation of Pakistani Youth in Ireland (OPYI) hosts seminar on the role communities, institutions, and the State can play in integration.
Egide Dhala: a man of peace and support for the vulnerableDescribing himself as “an educator” and “a servant of others”, Congolese-Irish man Egide Dhala, talks to Metro Éireann about going up in DR Congo, navigating the challenges of an immigrant in an Ireland that’s changed remarkably over the last 20 years, and his plans for the future.
Ireland tops Nigeria in race to secure future soccer star Armstrong oko-flexNo approach has been made to recruit top Nigerian-Irish U16 soccer star Armstrong Oko-Flex by the Nigerian governing body in advance of the 2019 Fifa U17 World Cup, Metro Éireann has learned.
Ireland needs a new action plan for equalityWhile Metro Éireann congratulates ICTU for timely publication new equality guide, we call on the Minister for Justice to ensure that adequate action is taken against equality violations.
New book provides fresh insight into Ireland’s intercultural policyCharlotte McIvor’s insightful new book, Migration and Performance in Contemporary Ireland: Towards a New Interculturalism, is an invaluable resource material on how creativity can be a driving force for intercultural dialogue.
No racial profiling at Ireland's borders, insists Justice MinisterRacial profiling has no place in Irish immigration control, the Minister for Justice and Equality has said.