“This country stopped our love”: Fear of Indian nurses for life in Ireland, with racist attacks high

It has become an open message by an Indian nurse in Ireland, who was originally shared on Redait, viral, which sparked a widespread reflection and anxiety about the treatment of health care workers in the country. The message, titled “Why We leave Ireland”, embodies the disappointment of many Indian professionals who saw that Ireland is an opportunity for opportunities – but they are now afraid of the safety of their families.

The unknown author, who talks about himself, his wife, and their wider Indian society, writes a raw passion for the increasing racism and hostility they face. “We came to Ireland to save lives, and now we are afraid of walking home after a shift,” regretted. The last straw, as it reveals, was witnessing a group of Irish teenagers as a bullying on an 8 -year -old Indian girl “just because she looked different.”

The nurse, like thousands of his citizens, arrived in Ireland to work in the country’s biological health care system. Many of these professionals have worked with the peak of the Covid-19s, and often under high pressure and personal sacrifice. ))

But this belief, he says, fades.

According to the nurse, dozens of Indian nurses are actively seeking to leave Ireland, as some advance to Australia or plan to return to India. “If we leave, this is not because we do not love this country. This is because this country has stopped our love.”

It provokes the recent stimulant attacks

The message comes in the wake of many attacks on the Indians and other immigrants in South Asia, Ireland. Over the past few months, local media and community groups have documented cases of verbal abuse, physical disputes, and discriminatory behavior – in the streets and public institutions.

In June, an Indian student was attacked in Dublin in what the calling groups described as a racist motivation attack. In July, a virus video showed another Indian man chasing a group of young people while the passers -by failed to intervene.

Such incidents, although they are still not widespread according to the authorities, are increasingly documented by Indian diaspora – especially on platforms like Reddit, as unknown jobs have become effective on fears and thwarting the lives of migrants in Europe.

Calls to work

The viral post raised hundreds of comments from users all over Ireland and abroad. While many Irish citizens expressed his solidarity and condemned an increase in foreigners, others called on the Irish government to address the increasing sense of insecurity between immigrant societies.

Healthcare unions and civil rights organizations are now urging the government to take stronger steps to ensure the safety and dignity of migrant workers on the front lines.

As the unknown nurse wrote in his closing lines: “We are not here to divide. We are here because we believe that Ireland was a place where all people are estimated. Please prove us right.”