FRA survey on the experience of people fleeing from war in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine forced millions of people to seek security in neighboring EU countries. How did you treat them? What do you need to improve? The new EU Agency Research on Fundamental Rights (FRA) aims to find answers to these questions. The results of the study will be used to provide EU recommendations and host countries to further support refugees.

Video Day "Since the War in Ukraine is ongoing, EU countries are accepting and supporting an unprecedented number of people who seek security in the EU," says FRA director Michael O'Flaertie. - This creates a wide range of challenges in the field of fundamental rights now and possibly in the future. This FRA survey seeks to help the EU and the affected countries to find sustainable solutions that will benefit the host countries and people who have fled this tragic war.

" Online survey covers the experience and views of all adults and their children who have left Ukraine and moved to the EU, escaping from war. Questions cover problems related to work, education, housing and health. The survey also includes the question of language learning, integration, and discrimination and racism experience. The survey is conducted in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.