халява не вечна
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Asylum seekers in Ireland receive €38.80 per week per adult, and €29.80 per child, to cover essential items such as toiletries, clothes, and local travel.
This figure was recently increased by €75 per week for asylum seekers who could not be offered accommodation by the International Protection Office after the service ran out of supply.
However, Ukrainian refugees have been receiving substantially more, at €220.
It is also understood that State-provided accommodation for new arrivals from Ukraine is set to be limited to just 90 days before they must find an alternative.
When asked on RTÉ’s The Week in Politics if social welfare and accommodation changes are forthcoming, Fianna Fáil Minister of State James Browne confirmed that this is “expected to be decided by Cabinet this week”.
Coalition leaders are due to meet tomorrow and the legislative changes would take effect in the new year.
“The final options are being decided and it will be brought to Cabinet around the accommodation piece and the funding piece,” said Browne.
Browne also said that Ireland needs to “move from an emergency situation” to a “medium-term approach”.
Еще бы наделять их палатками вместо жилья — как претендующих на статус беженца, но то дело вкуса.
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