Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Ellie Kisyombe, from the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, spoke at the March for Choice of the particular difficulties people in the asylum system face. Ellie has been in the Asylum process herself for 6 years and spoke out against the Direct Provision system that traps Asylum Seekers in an extreme poverty (they receive 19.10 a week) that would make travel to the UK to access abortion almost impossible even if they could obtain travel documents.
Ellie Kisyombe, from the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, spoke at the March for Choice of the particular difficulties people in the asylum system face. Ellie has been in the Asylum process herself for 6 years and spoke out against the Direct Provision system that traps Asylum Seekers in an extreme poverty (they receive 19.10 a week) that would make travel to the UK to access abortion almost impossible even if they could obtain travel documents.
