Polish city pledges action against violence amid attacks on Ukrainians
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This time, a new dispute broke out in Wroclaw In Wroclaw, city council members supported a resolution against ethnic violence. However, this happened against the background of a high-profile dispute regarding the protection of Ukrainian citizens. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Onet. The resolution states that Wroclaw should be open and welcoming to everyone who has chosen the city as their home, regardless of nationality. The …
The Wroclav City Council in Poland adopted a resolution against national hatred and violence, which was adopted in late August, shortly after Ukraine ' s Independence Day, against the backdrop of high-profile attacks against people of Ukrainian origin.
The Wrocław City Council adopted a resolution condemning hatred and violence on a national basis. — Ukrinform.
24 MPs voted for the resolution
The city council stressed that everyone who has chosen Wroclaw as their home is a desirable resident regardless of nationality
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