parties especially noted the many years of constructive and fruitful cooperation between belarus and the unhcr. the un guarantees confirmed its readiness to expand cooperation with minsk, including in matters of support for the belarusian authorities in ensuring, proper reception and integration of refugees high commissioner. he stressed that the construction of walls on the border with belarus is counterproductive and discriminatory since february 22, according to the state border committee, more than 75,000 citizens of ukraine have arrived in belarus unpopular things according to official data in poland legalized million 400,000 ukrainians, however, this figure does not reflect reality. refugees have been practicing migration tourism for a long time; they are registered in several countries, and then, wandering around, they collect benefits between poles and ukrainians . arriving is already a third of the population, and in large cities. it is becoming more and more difficult to find a car with polish numbers, and if we are talking about a luxury car, they will always be with ukrainian numbe

meeting noted the long-term constructive and fruitful nature of cooperation between belarus and the unhcr. in addition, they discussed possible directions for its development. grandia. she reaffirmed her readiness to expand cooperation with minsk, including in support of the belarusian authorities in ensuring, proper reception and integration of refugees. in addition, the high commissioner, he stressed that the construction of walls on the border with belarus is counterproductive and discriminatory by the way since february in 2022, according to the committee’s gentlemen , more than 75,000 citizens of ukraine arrived in belarus. lithuania, in its migration policy, reached the point of officially allowing violence , the government approved a draft law that will become its legal foundation, if earlier pushing refugees back across the border was actually a crime against norms as european so lithuanian, then, now this policy will receive legal justification a new law allows border guards to make a so-called assessment right at the place of capture help needs. if the offender seems to the secu

belskaya, noted the long-term, constructive and fruitful nature of cooperation between belarus and the unhcrrandi confirmed its readiness to support the belarusian authorities in matters of ensuring, proper reception and integration of refugees, the high commissioner. he emphasized that the construction of walls on the border with belarus is counterproductive or discriminatory, by the way. since february 2022, according to the state border committee, more than 75,000 citizens of ukraine have arrived in belarus. but ulya is your methods for solving the migration problems and one barbed fence was not enough. the lithuanian government approved a draft law that allows border guards right at the place of capture to make a so-called assessment of a refugee in terms of need for help, and if the security officer does not like the immigrant, they will send the forces who arrived , if earlier pushing refugees back across the border was considered a crime against european norms, now lithuania at the state level legalizes mockery of people. watch the bill seven times in the days after it will sign under

we also had a chance to visit with ukrainian refugee families who unhcr is providing a place of safetyn poland and before we began a 10 hour train trip to ukraine interrupted by my attempt to get updates on the phillies game in the world series. when we got into ukraine we had the opportunity to meet with our incredible ambassador, bridget brinks, and the determined staff of the american embassy in kyiv who most of its employees are ukrainians and many deployed to fight in the war and many others who have returned from other places to take up their post to be part of america's mission to ukraine. we had the opportunity to visit a church where usaid and the world food program and a local ukrainian nonprofit are providing food to thousands of families. we also visited the headquarters of the ukrainian utility, recently struck by iranian provided droughns and russian missiles. putin having failed on the battlefield in the face of the brave advances of the ukrainian troops is now trying to attack the civilian infrastructure of ukraine and plunge the tens of millions of ukrainians who remai

. >> so you work with unhcr. >> yes. >> how did you get involved? what's your connection?dfather who was greek, during the second world war as the nazis came into athens he had to escape by boat, you know, across the aegean, then he had to take basically refugee status and go, you know, on foot and ended up being, you know, helped in damascus. so it was the other way around, you know, europeans flooding out and seeking refuge in syria. i'm also interested in, you know, male mental health and young men after they lose their homes, they have to travel, they lose identity and you get very high levels of anxiety and deep depression in men and women, but, you know, because i'm a young man it's a way of kind of reaching across that divide a little bit and i understand that. >> so 2023, what are your hopes for the year ahead? >> i'd love to have as much time with family, one to one, you know, suddenly as you know with kids suddenly a year goes by and they have changed and grown up and evolved, but i don't want to miss any of that, you know. it's hard when you are away a lot. >> y

now, the unhcr runs resettlement schemes from various refugee camps and that's made use of by america a number of other countries . i think that we've ceuntries. l think—that—�*xe—�*ve ,,,,_,_,, taken countries. lthink—thet—we—�*ve ,, taken back to countries. itninic—tnet—�*ue—�*ue .— taken back to syrians actually taken back to syrians in the last 18 months through the escape . now there would be the escape. now there would be a way for where people would gravitate. then to refugee camps if they were refugees . there you if they were refugees. there you would you would enter an asylum claim. doesn't mean that they would automatically come here, but they would go to a country which is most suitable for them that take take away the draw that take take away the draw that brings them to calais. aides across the channel to get into britain. sounds like nigel's focus rather better than some of our politicians. nigel's focus rather better than some of our politicians . even some of our politicians. even keir starmer's solution to this problem seems to be to tackle the problem upstream, he k

so i think a little bit of why you do thinking about with unhcr in refugee camps in those countries where because you've placed an application, it doesn't mean you would be accepted into the united , but then you could work united, but then you could work on a more global scale and perhaps not come to the united kingdom . you might be welcomed kingdom. you might be welcomed into canada or france or germany , australia or somewhere else . , australia or somewhere else. so i think that you need to look a little bit wider at this and i think unfortunately we've become so consumed with what's happening in the channel, which is really of the problem of asylum system, whichever you look at it, people need be here to do it. so they are going to come into the united kingdom to put that claim through , but it's put that claim through, but it's not the reason for that. benjamin that there are potentially millions of millions, hundreds of millions people who would like to move to this country. we know we have record numbers of people being displaced . we have record levels displaced. we have record

awards in germany, with the un, hersister had won awards in germany, with the un, her sister is a unhcr he appeared via video link. we don't know where he was when he was appearing on the link. but he appeared under his full name. the seven new charges, sexual offences that mr spacey is facing, therm put to him during the brief hearing that lasted about 20 minutes. each of the charges as they were read to him in court, he replied on the video link, not guilty to all seven. as you mentioned, of those seven charges, three are counts of indecent assault. three of sexual assault. and also one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. the hollywood actor last year he pleaded not guilty to five other sexual offences against three men at the old bailey. so in total, mr spacey is facing 12 sexual offences against four men. the trial itself, that is due to start onjune 6th. it will be a four week trial. but mr spacey is due to appear at a pretrial hearing in april. the next time he will appear is in aprilfor that hearing. that four—week trial is expected to start injune a