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Britain is opening its doors to teenagers from Ukraine travelling without adults. How will this work?

2022-06-27T10:04:30+02:00

New rules introduced in the UK will allow Ukrainian refugee minors to enter the country unaccompanied if there is an eligible family willing to take them in. Getty Images Hundreds of Ukrainian teenagers who applied for visas could not get into Britain because they had no chaperones Until now, some 1,000 Ukrainian teenagers have been in limbo because they have not had the escorts required under the terms

Britain is opening its doors to teenagers from Ukraine travelling without adults. How will this work?2022-06-27T10:04:30+02:00

“Loss of status and benefits”. Why Ukrainian refugees who decide to go home are not allowed back to the EU

2022-06-27T09:56:04+02:00

"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

“Loss of status and benefits”. Why Ukrainian refugees who decide to go home are not allowed back to the EU2022-06-27T09:56:04+02:00

Ukrainians affected by Russian aggression could receive 5,000-30,000 euros in compensation from the ECHR

2022-06-23T12:25:25+02:00

Ukrainians affected by Russian aggression can receive compensation from 5,000 to 30,000 euros You must apply to the European Court of Human Rights within four months of the date you suffered Russian aggression, but no later than 16 January 2023. How do I apply? Fill in the form at the following link: https://espl.com.ua Download the document on your computer, print it out, put it in an envelope and label it

Ukrainians affected by Russian aggression could receive 5,000-30,000 euros in compensation from the ECHR2022-06-23T12:25:25+02:00

Housing compensation for internally displaced persons: how to receive payments from the Red Cross

2022-06-27T09:46:00+02:00

State-owned Privatbank has started transferring money. PrivatBank has started payments to Ukrainians who provided free housing to internally displaced persons. The compensation from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent will amount to 450 hryvnyas per month. This is reported by the bank's press service. It is specified that the compensation can be received by owners of accommodations that accommodate internally displaced persons without compensation (the guest must

Housing compensation for internally displaced persons: how to receive payments from the Red Cross2022-06-27T09:46:00+02:00

UNDP supports the launch of the Virtual Centre for Assistance to Ukrainian Refugees

2022-06-22T11:12:09+02:00

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

UNDP supports the launch of the Virtual Centre for Assistance to Ukrainian Refugees2022-06-22T11:12:09+02:00

If Russia takes Odessa, then it will connect the territory with Transdniestria

2022-06-22T08:25:47+02:00

Former Moldovan Prime Minister Chiril Gaburici believes the republic should invest in education rather than weapons. If Russia takes Odessa, then it will connect the territory with Transdniestria Фото заседания совбеза Беларуси с картой военных действий в Украине, на которой одна из стрелок ведет от Одессы к Приднестровью. 1 марта 2022 Former Moldovan Prime Minister Chiril Gaburici believes that the republic should invest in education rather than weapons.

If Russia takes Odessa, then it will connect the territory with Transdniestria2022-06-22T08:25:47+02:00

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees find themselves homeless in the UK

2022-06-20T13:32:29+02:00

Hundreds of Ukrainian families left homeless in England after arriving on visas providing them with accommodation This was reported by the British newspaper Guardian, citing official data. According to the newspaper, at least 480 Ukrainian families with children and 180 single adults from Ukraine have applied for housing assistance since the end of February. It is noted that problems with housing arise both in the case of the Homes for

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees find themselves homeless in the UK2022-06-20T13:32:29+02:00

Ukrainians trying to leave Russian military-occupied towns cannot do so without going through a terrible process called filtering

2022-06-20T13:09:33+02:00

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

Ukrainians trying to leave Russian military-occupied towns cannot do so without going through a terrible process called filtering2022-06-20T13:09:33+02:00

3.4 million refugees from Ukraine granted temporary protection status in Europe, led by Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic – UN

2022-06-19T15:33:06+02:00

The number of refugees from Ukraine who registered for temporary protection or similar national protection schemes in European Union countries stood at 3.207 million, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on its website.   © Богдан Андриив/Facebook Poland has the largest number of refugees with the status of temporary protection - 1 million 169.5 thousand, while according to the Polish Border Guard Service, 4.166 million

3.4 million refugees from Ukraine granted temporary protection status in Europe, led by Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic – UN2022-06-19T15:33:06+02:00

Germany through the eyes of Ukrainian refugees

2022-06-17T18:23:53+02:00

Every day our compatriots are surprised by the rules of the new life. What positives and negatives do Ukrainians note in Germany? Germany has taken in more than 700,000 refugees so far. Since the end of February, we Ukrainians with a long "German background", like most people not indifferent to grief, have had to volunteer and help our compatriots in Germany more than once. During those three months we saw

Germany through the eyes of Ukrainian refugees2022-06-17T18:23:53+02:00
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