Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Hundreds of people took part in a Dublin march demanding the end of Direct Provision Saturday Nov 18 2017. Direct Provision was introduced as a 'temporary' emergency measure 17 years ago in the year 2000. Some have now spent over a decade trapped in its human misery, receiving 21.60 a week and being unable to cook for their own children.
The protest also demanded an end to deportation and that people in the Asylum process be allowed to work. Read our more detailed report and the text of the MASI leaflet at https://www.wsm.ie/c/dublin-end-direct-provision-no-deportations-2017nov
Hundreds of people took part in a Dublin march demanding the end of Direct Provision Saturday Nov 18 2017. Direct Provision was introduced as a 'temporary' emergency measure 17 years ago in the year 2000. Some have now spent over a decade trapped in its human misery, receiving 21.60 a week and being unable to cook for their own children.
The protest also demanded an end to deportation and that people in the Asylum process be allowed to work. Read our more detailed report and the text of the MASI leaflet at https://www.wsm.ie/c/dublin-end-direct-provision-no-deportations-2017nov
