Poland stops paying benefits to refugees from Ukraine as of today This is a daily allowance of 40 PLN (about 276 UAH), which was allocated for food and accommodation. These payments will only continue for families with many children, pregnant women and persons with disabilities. The government's decision was dictated by the very high cost of maintaining the refugees, and the desire to encourage them to find work. The following

"Loss of status and benefits". Why Ukrainian refugees who decide to go home are not allowed back to the EU Some Ukrainian refugees cannot return to Europe after visiting Ukraine. Photo: Channel 24 Ukrainian refugees become 'non-refugees'. People who have already applied for documents under paragraph 24 and have been granted temporary asylum for a year to a year and a half (depending on the country), but who

The project is supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). In its first ten days of operation, the Centre conducted more than 1,200 consultations. Funding for the project was provided by Sweden. UNDP supports the launch of the Virtual Centre for Assistance to Ukrainian Refugees UNHCR / K. Melzer Pictured: Refugees from Ukraine enter Poland through the Medyka border crossing. How to obtain temporary asylum in EU

Beatings and electrocution: the horrors of Russian "filtering" of Ukrainians People's phones are confiscated and their social media accounts are examined. Anything that seems suspicious may result in beatings or even electrocution, civilians say. Many are forcibly sent to Russia. Andrei watched anxiously as Russian soldiers attached his phone to his computer - seemingly to recover deleted files. Andrei, a 28-year-old marketer, tried to leave Mariupol in early May. He