Gerichtsentscheidung würde neu angekommene Asylbewerber mehr Rechte geben als Obdachlose, behauptet Minister, behauptet

    https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2025/07/16/court-ruling-would-give-newly-arrived-asylum-seekers-more-rights-than-homeless-people-minister-claims/

    Von miju-irl

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    1. ghostofgralton on

      A weird admission by Jim that the state has neglected its duty to homeless people

    2. At times it feels like one needs a roof to survive and one doesn’t because only one is seen as human.

      And apparently, things are done this way because we are „compassionate“ or „empathetic“ or similar

    3. TheGaelicPrince on

      Socialist & Communist societies make sure they don’t have much homelessness in the first place.

    4. GarthODarth on

      Maybe we shouldn’t leave anyone sleeping on the streets. Anyone at all. For any reason. We don’t do that to murderers or rapists. Why should anyone else be subjected to it?

    5. rossitheking on

      What the sleeveen minister hasn’t told you is that Ireland like Denmark have a clause allowing us to essentially ignore the ruling and control our own borders and immigration of non EU citizens.

      But the cowards in government won’t. Why? Because it’s easier to do nothing and toe the line with Europe. They opted into the migration pact.

      Denmark on the other hand? Opted out. Near zero immigration.

      Also Poland have just ignored the ECHR rulings to date. As is and should be any nation states right when it comes to control of our borders where economic migrants are concerned.

    6. circuitocorto on

      > „Such a decision would be hard to justify to Irish citizens“

      If they really care about Irish citizens they would try to address homelessness by fixing housing! At least now they are forced to answer to somebody, even if they are not Irish citizens. 

    7. significantrisk on

      The argument then is to improve the atrocious way homeless people are treated by the state, not to punch down.

    8. cat-the-commie on

      The headline „Ireland treats its homeless worse than literal refugees“ doesn’t exactly tow the FF FG line does it Irish times?

    9. MaelduinTamhlacht on

      About time to have a referendum on the right to a decent home. Put it in the Constitution. Act on it. Now.

    10. Every day I’m newly sickened by this country and it’s betrayal of the citizens.

    11. It’s almost like they’re doing it on purpose. Ridiculous how is this even entertained

    12. Educational-Pay4112 on

      The ECJ and the EU need to be swiftly told to fuck off with this. This basically signals to the entire world “show up and if you dont get housed, sue the government”. 

      That’s a racket and I’ll be damned if thats what my taxes pay for. 

    13. 29September2024 on

      Can homeless people apply asylum instead? Might have a better chance in life that way.

    14. Says moreso that they care more about maintaining international brownie points than the wellbeing of the downtrodden.

      It’s easily solved, just no political will by the party in power as increasing threat of homelessness is a intended market force not a problem to be solved. Would also require giving cash to a cheaper medium-high density urban social housing developments that would deflate the market instead of hotels for temp housing

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