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International Protection Appeals Tribunal

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Tribunal finds asylum seeker is not gay despite his photos at Pride events

Tribunal finds asylum seeker is not gay despite his photos at Pride events

The man was seeking International Protection here after claiming that he is gay and asserted that he suffered violence and threats in Malawi on account of his sexual orientation.

IPAS system 'under pressure' as average nightly accommodation cost rises to €99 per person

IPAS system 'under pressure' as average nightly accommodation cost rises to €99 per person

The details are contained in a new internal government report, which warns that new arrivals continued to exceed outflows from IPAS accommodation in 2025, “straining a system under pressure”.

Dozens of asylum appeals delayed over interpretation issues

Dozens of asylum appeals delayed over interpretation issues

Georgian tops list as most common language in failed interpretation requests

Tibetan monk left in limbo as Irish State refuses appeal extension

Tibetan monk left in limbo as Irish State refuses appeal extension

Locate accommodation centres for asylum seekers in 'better off' areas – Sinn Féin

Locate accommodation centres for asylum seekers in 'better off' areas – Sinn Féin

Number of appeals by people denied asylum in Ireland up over 300% last year

Number of appeals by people denied asylum in Ireland up over 300% last year

High Court hears cases arguing UK is not safe third country due to Rwanda policy

High Court hears cases arguing UK is not safe third country due to Rwanda policy

Court refuses to overturn tribunal's rejection of Nigerian man's asylum claim

Court refuses to overturn tribunal's rejection of Nigerian man's asylum claim

Wed, 17 Jan, 2024

Mr Justice Anthony Barr said the decision maker at the International Protection Appeals Tribunal (IPAT) found the man was “subjectively credible” but his fears of persecution were “objectively unfounded”