Not a few of the private companies who have benefitted from the use of former hospitality and nursing facilities for the provision of accommodation to Ukrainians under Temporary Protection are starting to pivot away into the expanding International Protection niche.
In general, this has not proved popular with locals and has led to a considerable amount of protests and media coverage. That coverage has focused on both the Ukrainians who have to find somewhere else to live, and local communities who prefer a more stable cohort of mainly women and children to the intake of mostly younger men, most of whom have their asylum applications rejected.
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