Tag: Ewa Piechota
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Chechen Asylum Seekers: “They do not want us as Gypsies”
November 10, 2010 | adminAccording to publications from Gazeta Wyborcza, some refugee centers in Poland are being emptied of asylum seekers, as per the decision of the Office for Foreigners.
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Poland Closing Refugee Centers
October 1, 2010 | adminAccording to a story on the Polish television channel TVP, the Polish Office for Foreigners has decided to close three centers for asylum seekers in Poland.
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Center for Refugees in Łomża is to be Closed
April 14, 2010 | adminThe Polish newspapers Gazeta Wyborcza and Gazeta Wspolczesna reported that the Center for Refugees in Łomża will be close in June 2010. And “Foundation Salvation (Fundacja Ocalenie)” published a statement on this issue.
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Will Sick Chechen Woman Be Deported From Poland?
February 6, 2010 | adminA Chechen mother of four was hit by a car while waiting for refugee decision. She has spent a lot of time in a hospital. She still is not able to live on her own. But still Office for Foreigners in Poland wants to deport her.
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Poland Puts in Quarantine to Refugee Centers
November 12, 2009 | adminAccording to Gazeta Białystok, four refugee centers in Podlaskie area and other sixteen centers in various parts of Poland will be closed for outside visitors, cause of swine flu.
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New Racist Attack: Poland isn’t Safe Anymore!
October 7, 2009 | adminAccording to Gazeta Wyborcza Radom and Echo Dnia a refugee camp in Radom was attacked by drunk Poles on Saturday night. Fortunately noone was hurt.
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New Refugee Centre in Poland
September 25, 2009 | adminThe Office for Foreigners opened the refugee centre in a renovated, one-storey building which can accommodate around 200 people. The new centre is the so called reception centre where the foreigners will stay only temporary, and after accomplishing all the formalities that have to be met by people applying for the refugee status, they will be directed to other centres in Poland. The centre in Biała Podlaska is the second centre of this type after the one in Dębak, located in the suburbs of Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
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Chechen Behind A Fence
June 21, 2009 | adminWe present Jerzy Danielewicz’s article about the controversies over establishing refugee center in Katowice. The text was published in the weekly Polish magazine Polityka.









