Highlights

Some clarity on marriages and residency, from The Immigrant Council’s Denise Charlton
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National Direct Provision Campaign more...

Sign Petition calling for the Ratification of the Migrant Workers Convention in the EU.
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June 3rd 2010: Footage of MRCI Demonstration outside the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment:
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Nasc offers employment rights advice to anyone experiencing exploitation or discrimination
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ICCL 'Know Your Rights' booklets can be downloaded here...

New!
AkiDwa booklet on access to employment and education for Migrants
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Calls On Government To Publish Draft Legislation Criminalizing Racism & Xenophobia
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Nasc invites applicants for the post of Fundraising Intern

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Nasc - UCC Organic Garden Project - participants wanted
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Information booklets for Migrants.
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Nasc Family Reunification Campaign
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Information booklet on Employment, Education and Enterprise for Migrants.
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Nasc - The Irish Immigrant Support Centre

 

Nasc, the Irish Immigrant Support Centre is a non-Governmental organisation that seeks to respond to the needs of immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers. We are based in Cork, Ireland.

Our Vision: To contribute to an environment of social inclusion for all communities, based on the principles of equality, social justice and human rights.

Mission Statement

Nasc is a source of support and self-development for migrants, individually and collectively, and uses its experiences to promote fair, consistent and transparent policies.

Our areas of support include:

“Immigration should enrich our societies both economically and culturally, but this will not happen unless we promote integration of those who come to live and work with us. Successful integration means equal rights, obligations and opportunities for all residents.”

Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Home Affairs, 29/04/2010.

Read the full article here.