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German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help

2022-04-15T16:42:09+02:00

German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help Scientists forced to flee the war in Ukraine can receive financial support to continue their work in Germany. Where to apply and what to consider. From scholarships from large foundations to individual university initiatives, the German scientific community tries to help those who did research in Ukraine and fled the war. We tell you how to get it. Environmental

German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help2022-04-15T16:42:09+02:00

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine

2022-04-14T11:46:30+02:00

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine Calls are growing for Brussels to do more to clamp down on human trafficking as concerns mount over criminal networks taking advantage of Ukrainian people fleeing the war. More than 4.3 million people have fled Ukraine for neighbouring countries since the beginning of the Russian invasion on 24 February and millions more are internally

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine2022-04-14T11:46:30+02:00

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Kiev and Poltava regions

2022-12-07T10:34:27+01:00

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Kiev and Poltava regions KIEV REGION Thanks to our volunteer Ilona Bevza , the IAC ISHR was able to help refugees in Kiev region: Anya with one-year-old grandson Mikhail, who were evacuated from Bucha; Tatyana and her son Leon, who were forced to leave Kiev because of the danger. We were able to provide special baby food for children with allergies: to tiny Vovochka,

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Kiev and Poltava regions2022-12-07T10:34:27+01:00

Basic information for Ukrainians arriving in the Czech Republic

2022-04-13T11:48:02+02:00

Basic information for Ukrainians arriving in the Czech Republic There are currently over 200,000 Ukrainian war refugees in the Czech Republic and more are pouring in daily.  Here is a list of the most common questions and answers relating to their rights and duties. Do you have a valid long-term residence permit in the Czech Republic which can be extended? If you need to extend your residence permit, please follow

Basic information for Ukrainians arriving in the Czech Republic2022-04-13T11:48:02+02:00

How Georgia argues about the influx of Russian migrants

2022-04-13T10:56:39+02:00

How Georgia argues about the influx of Russian migrants In early March, a wave of migration swept Tbilisi - taking advantage of the visa-free regime, thousands of Russians chose Georgia as a temporary or permanent residence. This is not the first, but the largest mass influx of Russians in recent years into a country which considers Russia an occupier of 20% of its territory. The BBC tells the story of

How Georgia argues about the influx of Russian migrants2022-04-13T10:56:39+02:00

UN Helps Protect Ukrainian Refugees from Human Traffickers

2022-04-13T10:03:43+02:00

UN Helps Protect Ukrainian Refugees from Human Traffickers Photo UNHCR/Moscow Refugee Registration Center from Ukraine in Warsaw, Poland.   Ninety percent of the refugees from Ukraine - millions of people - are women and children, including unaccompanied minors. UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees Gillian Triggs warns that this group of internally displaced persons is the first to be targeted by traffickers and other abusers. The Office of

UN Helps Protect Ukrainian Refugees from Human Traffickers2022-04-13T10:03:43+02:00

Lyudmyla Denisova: interview with the Ombudsman of Ukraine

2022-04-12T12:48:10+02:00

Lyudmyla Denisova: "They are not like us, do you understand? They will not fight for their own and their own people, as we do" Since the beginning of the war, the workload in the Office of the Ombudsman, headed by Lyudmyla Denisova, has multiplied. Ukrainian prisoners of war in Russia, annihilation, torture, forced deportation. All of this is documented as a war crime - for future courts. Moreover, there is

Lyudmyla Denisova: interview with the Ombudsman of Ukraine2022-04-12T12:48:10+02:00
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