Two years after opening its doors to Ukrainians, Poland is now quietly rewriting the rules, leaving many refugees scrambling to understand why the help they relied on is suddenly disappearing.
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Since March, Ukrainians benefiting from temporary protection in Poland no longer enjoy the same rights as before.
Free collective accommodation is no longer available to everyone. And neither are family benefits.
Poland only temporarily exempt from EU migration pact
A Test of Wisdom: Polish-Ukrainian Relations at a Crossroads
La Polonia è solo temporaneamente esclusa dal patto migratorio
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