Ukrainian refugee crisis
Bulgaria Sued Over 400 Times for Denying Benefits to Ukrainian Kids
Bulgaria is facing over 400 court decisions due to its refusal to provide social benefits to children of Ukrainian citizens granted temporary protection in the country.
Hungary Restricts Shelter for Ukrainian Refugees to War Zones Only
Hungary has implemented new restrictions on state-sponsored shelter for Ukrainian refugees, limiting accommodation only to those coming from war-affected areas as of August 21. This change leaves between two and three thousand Ukrainian refugees homeless, including vulnerable groups such as families with specific needs, pregnant women, the elderly, and households with many young children.
Ukrainian Refugees in Bulgaria Relocated Without Notice, Facing Challenges at New Location
Elderly Ukrainian refugees with disabilities, along with Ukrainian children, are being relocated from the town of Bankya to the resort of Saints Constantine and Helena. However, this move will place them much farther from essential medical services and schools.
EU Extends Ukrainian Refugee Protection Until 2026
The European Union has extended temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until March 4, 2026. This decision comes amidst ongoing Russian bombings, highlighted by Belgium's Secretary of State for Refugees and Migration, Nicole de Moor, who leads the negotiations for this extension.
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Theo James is UNHCR's Global Goodwill Ambassador - His reference on Greece
It is important for me to be in solidarity with refugees, said the British Greek-born actor
UN Refugee Agency Launches "Compass: Network of Refugee Community Centres in Bulgaria"
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, in collaboration with partners, is launching today the Compass Bulgaria Network of Protection and Inclusion Centres, a joint initiative in six refugee-hosting cities in Bulgaria spanning Sofia, Plovdiv, Burgas, Varna, Dobrich, and Ruse.
Ukrainians in EU have Found Temporary Jobs but Struggle to Access Public Services
Linguistic similarities, high levels of education, labour market shortages, the mobilisation of national and EU resources, civil society involvement, and close cultural ties have helped Ukrainian refugees to find temporary employment in the EU and Norway. However, there remain barriers in accessing longer-term employment and public services, in particular housing.
EU fights anti-Ukraine propaganda ahead of vote
As the European parliamentary elections in June move ever closer, experts warn that pro-Russian players are flooding social media with false claims about the war in Ukraine to boost support for far-right and nationalist parties.
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Nurturing Futures: Bulgaria's Educational Support for Ukrainian Refugee Students
Amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, Bulgaria has emerged as a crucial supporter of Ukrainian refugees, particularly in the realm of education. As the conflict enters its third year, the number of Ukrainian children seeking refuge in Bulgarian schools has significantly increased, highlighting the importance of comprehensive support measures.
19 Humanitarian Organizations and UN Appeal For US$ 38.6 Million To Support Ukrainian Refugees
As humanitarian support to refugees from Ukraine enters its third year, 19 humanitarian organizations and the UN in Bulgaria are appealing for US$ 38.6 million to support 70,000 refugees from Ukraine in Bulgaria in 2024.