Every eighth person who applied to the Russian Ombudsman for housing is from Ukraine or the LDPR
32 thousand requests for housing were received by the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights in 2022.
Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova announced this today in the Russian State Duma, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“At the same time, four thousand of them were from citizens who needed help in connection with the evacuation from the LDPR and Ukraine. And also from citizens who were illegally and unreasonably detained in Ukraine after the start of the Northern Military District and from relatives of our military personnel. To promptly consider requests from these categories of citizens, we created two special working groups that responded promptly. Within XNUMX hours, work began to save people,” Moskalkova said.
She proposed creating a state program to protect refugees and SVO participants.
“Today, in the context of the military military training, military personnel performing their military duty on the territory of Ukraine deserve special attention. The attention to the protection of persons seeking asylum with us should not be glorified. Many issues in this area could be resolved by a special state program,” Moskalkova said.
English version :: Read in English Every eighth person who applied to the Russian ombudsman for housing is from Ukraine or the LPR/DPR.