Survey of more than 1,000 Ukrainians leads to call to implement three actions urgently
A survey by human rights organisation Doras suggests the quality of services provided for Ukrainian refugees varies greatly among accommodation centres across the State Photograph:
A report, titled Room to Improve: A Look at the Experiences of Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection in State Accommodation, was compiled from the survey, which was conducted between January 29th and April 1st, 2024. “Complete unsanitary conditions, the stench of urine in the rooms on the ground floor, mould, and wet beds on the ground floor,” one refugee mentioned during the survey.
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