People fleeing the war in Ukraine walk towards a train which will take them to Berlin from Karkow, Poland, on March 15. Of the roughly 3 million refugees forced to leave Ukraine, more than half have crossed into neighbouring Poland. Photo: TNS
People fleeing the war in Ukraine walk towards a train which will take them to Berlin from Karkow, Poland, on March 15. Of the roughly 3 million refugees forced to leave Ukraine, more than half have crossed into neighbouring Poland. Photo: TNS
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Letters | EU welcoming of Ukrainian refugees in stark contrast with treatment of those from Middle East

  • Readers call for equal and humane treatment of refugees from all countries, ask China to use its influence with Russia to protect Ukrainian civilians, and urge Asia-Pacific nations not to lose sight of sustainability goals as they seek pandemic recovery

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Updated: 2:30pm, 17 Mar, 2022

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People fleeing the war in Ukraine walk towards a train which will take them to Berlin from Karkow, Poland, on March 15. Of the roughly 3 million refugees forced to leave Ukraine, more than half have crossed into neighbouring Poland. Photo: TNS
People fleeing the war in Ukraine walk towards a train which will take them to Berlin from Karkow, Poland, on March 15. Of the roughly 3 million refugees forced to leave Ukraine, more than half have crossed into neighbouring Poland. Photo: TNS
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