Life in prison is better than living on the streets of Dublin, according to one homeless asylum seeker.
Doak from Pakistan arrived in Ireland in March when he was handed a six-week sentence in Cloverhill Prison for not having his travel documents.in the State, according to Department of Integration figures released today.“When I came in March , they sent me to prison and yesterday I was released from Cloverhill,” he told“They said I didn’t have the right documents and they sent me to Cloverhill - I don’t have a passport.Doak preferred life in Cloverhill to the streets of Dublin.
“I lived in the UK for three months and the rules are very different there – they can’t give us legal documents. “ have stayed there for a long time but they never get legal documents – they are still waiting.”Raff is unsure of what lies ahead for him. “They said they can give me one-night accommodation and after that, we don’t have anything for you,” he said.From December of last year, 2,898 ‘eligible males’ have sought asylum in Ireland.Additional reporting by Robert Kindregan.Main image: Tents housing asylum seekers on Mount Street last month. Image: Leah Farrell/© RollingNews.ie
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