The Irish government is actively considering new proposals that would require employed international protection applicants to contribute financially toward the cost of their state-provided accommodation. These plans are part of a broader review of supports for asylum seekers in Ireland, reflecting increased pressure on the country's accommodation system due to rising numbers of people seeking asylum and refuge.The measure, which aligns with commitments made in the Programme for Government, was recently discussed by the Cabinet sub committee on migration. Under the proposal, working international protection applicants living in International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centers could be charged a weekly contribution. Reports sugg
