UNHCR Central Europe

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 24/04/2020

Society is only as protected as its most vulnerable members Our response to coronavirus must be as inclusive as possible https://t.co/QkEn38m4wY

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 23/04/2020

Books will help keep you sane during a lockdown. Here are a few refugee-themed suggestions, and a bonus tip: Moshin Hamid: Exit West #WorldBookDay #WithRefugees https://t.co/SiKsuvKsoD

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 23/04/2020

RT @Refugees: 📚 What are you reading while in lockdown? 👇 Here are our suggestions for #WorldBookDay. https://t.co/iFoSMaFVjA

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 23/04/2020

RT @Refugees: If we work together, we can do more. https://t.co/96GDcCt1aR

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 23/04/2020

There's a first time for everything. Our first ever virtual football fundraiser to help protect refugees against #coronavirus https://t.co/aTUpzQKH4F

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 22/04/2020

Life might have come to a screeching halt to many of us. But wars and persecution have not stopped. https://t.co/iPQqwt3NWr

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 21/04/2020

We need to pay urgent attention to the protection of refugee, displaced and stateless women and girls at the time of this pandemic. They are among those most at-risk https://t.co/0z1p43Hxoc

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 20/04/2020

Displaced children are among those with the most limited access to essential support. The pandemic is likely to have negative consequences for their safety and education, which were precarious even before the outbreak of the disease https://t.co/MrtJaoFVUl

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 19/04/2020

Thank you to refugees serving on the front lines in the battle against coronavirus https://t.co/YlQVVhmS95

UNHCR Central Europe

@RefugeesCE - 19/04/2020

Measures to fight coronavirus must not mean the blocking of all paths to asylum altogether https://t.co/hwhXGTMuGF