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Immigrants turn to TDs for helpImmigrants seeking answers on status of applications to Dept of Justice are turning to TDs for help.
100,000+ New Irish CitizensCitizenship ceremonies pass 100K milestone! - More than 100,000 immigrants have naturalised in Ireland following the introduction of citizenship ceremonies in June 2011.
Life in Palestine’ calendar launched at Mansion House‘Life in Palestine’ is the theme of the recently launched Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC)’s calendar for 2018. The calendar explores different aspect of the lives of ordinary Palestinians, and the difficulties and injustices they face living under Israeli occupation.
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.
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.
New e-gates for Irish ports and airportsMinister for Justice Charlie Flanagan has confirmed the signing of a contract for the supply and installation of automatic border control ‘e-Gates’ at the State’s ports of entry.
Justice hails progress on McMahon Report recommendations amid concerns over treatment of direct provision residents
Justice backs new Mosney catering credits system despite frustrationsThe Department of Justice said it was “monitoring” the introduction of a new system of self-catering credits that has reportedly posed frustration for Mosney residents.
International Protection Office takes over refugee applicationsThe new International Protection Office (IPO) has opened for business, the Department of Justice has announced.
