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IRELAND: Child born in hostel for asylum seekers placed in State care for her own safety - Catalogue of abuse and neglect of children detailed in new report on childcare cases

23 October 2013

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"A judge expressed criticism of accommodation for asylum seekers after he ordered that an eight-year-old girl – who was born in the direct provision system – be placed in State care for her own safety."

See the article: Child born in hostel for asylum seekers placed in State care for her own safety - Catalogue of abuse and neglect of children detailed in new report on childcare cases (Irish Times, link)

and ECO for 8-year-old born and reared in direct provision centre

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