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“We stress that there must be no discrimination against any person or group.”
About 660,000 people have fled Ukraine for neighbouring countries since the Russian invasion began, according to the UN refugee agency.
The number, given on Tuesday, was up from a count of more than 500,000 a day earlier.
Shabia Mantoo, a spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said in Geneva that “at this rate, the situation looks set to become Europe’s largest refugee crisis this century”.
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She said the agency is urging governments to continue allowing access to all those who are fleeing, including third-country nationals living in Ukraine who are forced to escape the violence.
She added: “We stress that there must be no discrimination against any person or group.”
Cork City will host Michael O'Neill's Stoke City side at Turner's Cross on Saturday, July 9, for a mid-season friendly.
High court proceedings commenced against Sean Quinn for alleged trespassing
Businesses could save nearly €1,500 per worker if they gave up office spaces, the report found
Budding GIY’ers 2-year-old Rian Foley and his Grandfather John Foley along with 4-year-old Tom McKenna. Pic Supplied
Fuel Allowance payment not enough to support families and workers in Carlow – Sinn Féin TD
Death notices and funeral arrangements in Carlow - Wednesday May 18, 2022
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