Among the Refugees in Warsaw

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But under emergency legislation passed in the Polish Parliament after the war started, incoming Ukrainians must apply for a national identity number in order to access social services, a process that requires them to visit government offices, where hours-long queues form daily.
55% : One man pointed his cellphone camera at Nduka and yelled, "Look, they taught the monkey to speak Ukrainian."Finally, border guards in both countries approved his documents.
54% : In a country where the Church has in recent years lobbied for aggressive anti-abortion and anti-gay legislation, the club stands out for its progressiveness.
47% : The abundance was unlike anything I have seen while covering displaced people in the past.
45% : It is run by the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia, which was established during the 1950s, under Communism.
39% : Though there is no such thing as a prototypical refugee experience, these conditions are much more common among displaced people.
34% : In many places, displaced people are instead referred to as "illegal immigrants" or "economic migrants" by politicians and the media, which has been shown to affect how people think of them.

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