Number of homeless male asylum seekers has increased to almost 1,400, according to figures published in the past fortnight
, where a makeshift camp for asylum seekers has formed, have said living conditions in their area have “drastically deteriorated” in recent months.
The number of homeless male asylum seekers has increased to 1,399, according to figures published in the past fortnight. Many of them have been living in tents around the headquarters of the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin. ‘A few months ago my wife left the country. The last six months have been the most traumatic of my life’‘We elected a meme!’: How the meme president became a meme stock
“Our buildings are encircled by tents to the extent that people on the ground floor cannot not put their hand outside their window without touching a tent,” they said.
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