Many asylum seekers in mental health distress as they must 'live in idleness'

More resources to cope with mental health suffering are directed at Ukrainian refugees than asylum seekers, a high percentage of whom are in direct provision and being forced to live for years "in enforced idleness," it was claimed today.

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