Foreign media: Ukrainian refugees were driven by landlords in many countries like "stray cats"

Ukrainian refugee stay in foreign families (source: NU News Network in the Netherlands)

Overseas Network, June 28. Comprehensive US Cable Television News Network and Dutch NU News Network reported on the 27th that the problem of friction between Ukrainian refugees and European refugees receiving national landlords is increasingly prominent, because cultural differences, lack of privacy and property security, Britain The landlords such as the Netherlands and Belgium began to drive away the boarding Urban.

Britain has received a total of 77,000 Ukrainian refugees since Russia and Ukraine's conflict, and the British government claims to properly resettle most refugees. However, when Ukrainian refugees have deteriorated with the landlord, they often fall into a situation where they are nowhere. The United States Cable Television News Network disclosed that according to the British government's incomplete statistics recently, at least 660 Ukrainian families are applying for contribution assistance. There are many information in the social media group in the Ukrainian community in London.

A 28 -year -old woman from Odessa, Ukraine said that she was contacted by a British couple through the British government's "Ukraine House" plan. After borrowing it in her home for a month, she was driven out of her door because of her unhappy personality. Another 49 -year -old woman from Bucha, Ukraine, said that when she was kicked out by the British landlord, she felt like a rampant cat who was adopted, and the pressure she was now was far greater than in the basement in Bucha. When they sought help from the British government, they were told that they could only go to the shelter.

The Dutch landlord who received the Ukrainian refugee asked the government to arrange for the ulnar for the Urban, because the Dutch holiday was about to come. The landlord did not want Ugly refugees to continue to stay at home during vacation. The Netherlands received more than 60,000 Ukrainian refugees, of which 20,000 were in the shelters, and most of the remaining people went to local families. A spokesman for the Dutch local governments said that the boarding refugees will return to the shelter in the next few weeks. "

According to the EU Portal News website "EU Observer" reported on the 22nd, similar problems have similar problems in Belgium. For reasons such as vacation and other reasons, the landlord does not want to continue to provide accommodation for Ukrainian refugees. The country's public welfare agencies are looking for new residences for Ukrainian refugees that have nowhere to go. (Overseas Network Wang Xiaoyu)

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