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'Forced to Flee: frequently asked questions about refugees and asylum seekers in Northern Ireland'. Second Edition. The second edition.
Refugee Action Group
Refugee Action Group
28 Apr 2005
Free
commni_ForcedtoFlee_290405.pdf
How many asylum seekers are there in Northern Ireland? What is the difference between an asylum seeker and a refugee? Why do people come here? Where do they come from?
To provide the answers to these and many more questions, the Refugee Action Group has just produced the second edition of 'Forced to Flee: frequently asked questions about refugees and asylum seekers in Northern Ireland'.
The new information guide on refugee issues aims to deliver the facts - not the myths - about asylum in Northern Ireland, so fostering a more welcoming climate here for refugees.
Forced to Flee (2Mb)
Copies are available from Amnesty International, Centre for Global Education and Multi-Cultural Resource Centre
For more information
Patrick Corrigan
397 Ormeau Road
Belfast BT7 3GP
028 9064 3000
028 9069 0989
patrick.corrigan@amnesty.org.uk
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