It takes a village: Carlow residents make a welcoming home for Ukrainians
Over 110 refugees have arrived at Ballon’s 70-bed rest centre since start of April
Britain will pay people £350 a month to open homes to Ukrainian refugees
The scheme will take in those without family ties, the government said
Hosting refugees: ‘Trauma is huge ... it's not like providing Airbnb’
More than 10,000 people pledged accommodation for Ukrainian refugees. How does it work?
EU readies for refugees as UN warns war may displace seven million
Poland and Hungary open their borders to receive families fleeing invasion
Britain and France to ‘intensify’ co-operation to prevent migrant deaths
Priti Patel to meet with French counterpart after 27 people drown in English Channel
‘I was at a crossroads: I could kill people or be killed myself – or I could flee to Ireland’
New to the Parish: Abd nour Karouz arrived from Syria, via Lebanon, in 2018
Shock and sadness after death of former Fermanagh footballer Shane O’Brien
35-year-old died in car crash in South Africa where he was working with UN Refugee Agency
Asylum seekers’ wait time before working cut to six months
Minister confirms Hiqa will monitor direct provision centres under revised State system
EU to propose quick deportation of failed asylum seekers
Time limits needed for how long people can spend in reception centres – commissioner
New government’s integration strategies should be cross-departmental - immigrant council
Department of Justice announces €500,000 fund for community integration projects
More than 200 Syrians cleared to travel to Ireland once restrictions lifted
Mission to bring 400 people from Lebanon to Ireland cut short because of pandemic
Venezuelan refugees in Peru face increasing barriers to settlement
Migrant families caught in country’s Covid-19 border closing and new visa rules
Refugee found dead at United Nations compound in Kenya
UNHCR expresses ‘profound shock’ at death by suicide of Ugandan man in his 20s
Fifty Syrian refugees arrive at Mosney Direct Provision centre
Charlie Flanagan meets families and says their stories are ‘harrowing and deeply moving’
Despite barriers, Rohingya resettlement in Carlow deemed success
Report finds minority Muslim group faces difficulties with language and employment
More than 70 million people worldwide displaced, says UN
Number of Venezuelans forcibly displaced by instability and food shortages rapidly rising
Deportation highest among people from Pakistan and China
Data shows rise in number of deportations from Ireland to Pakistan but fall in numbers sent back to China
Violence and disease in overcrowded Greek camp for migrants
Former military base on Lesbos now home to more than 8,000 who crossed from Turkey
Asylum seekers waiting up to two years for decision, says UN
Delays in asylum process ‘hampering integration prospects’, conference told
Israel suspends new relocation deal for African migrants
Binyamin Netanyahu withdraws from deal with UNHCR hours after announcing it
‘Syrians are still human beings, they deserve to survive and live normal, respectful lives’
Syrian conflict enters eighth year with estimated half a million people dead since 2011
UNHCR: Dublin asylum regulation not aiding children and families
Information offered to refugee families is often ‘incomplete, outdated or not available’
Middle Eastern magic in Jordan
A trip to Jordan to experience its many historic and culinary delights inspires Lilly Higgins
EU leaders turning blind eye to ‘torture’ of migrants in Libya
Irish doctor says refugees and migrants would ‘rather die at sea than go back to Libya’
Asylum seekers must be reunited with families, conference hears
Burden of refugee crisis must be shared, says UN agency
Number of people offered asylum in EU doubled in 2016
More than half of 700,000 offered asylum across European countries were Syrian
Refugees on Greek islands struggle in freezing temperatures
For many on Lesbos and other islands, flimsy tents are only shield against snow and rain
Naval Service: Battling strong odds migrants will not reach land
Growing confidence: Mediterranean rescues offer a new level of intensity for Irish sailors
Tears of joy as Syrian parents reunited with daughter in Dublin
Support group concerned by changes to Act that allowed woman to join family in State
UN migrant summit hailed as ‘watershed moment’
There are currently 65.3 million displaced people around world - 21.3 million of them refugees
Irish Women of the World: European ombudsman Emily O’Reilly and four more leaders
Putting the world to (legal) rights is all part of the day job for these very talented women
Brian Hayes: EU could disintegrate on back of migration policy failure
Serious tensions have broken out between several EU countries, most recently Germany and Austria
Ireland ‘falling short’ in protecting vulnerable refugees
Immigration Council of Ireland calls for range of new measures in submission to UN
An investment in the future of refugees is an investment in ours too
Displaced people will not return home for years. We must help them rebuild lives
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