ever since this war started, boris johnson has defended the uk s record of helping those in need. ihla johnson has defended the uk s record of helping those in need. of helping those in need. no country in euroe of helping those in need. no country in europe has of helping those in need. no country in europe has done of helping those in need. no country in europe has done more of helping those in need. no country in europe has done more to - of helping those in need. no country in europe has done more to settle i in europe has done more to settle bundle bore since 2015 than the uk. they later said that referred only to settle refugees, who first. and he didn t say that, within. just under 30,000 syrians came to the uk for protection with germany receiving over 600,000 in sweden receiving over 600,000 in sweden receiving over 600,000 in sweden receiving over 80,000 and then france received over 34,000. boris johnson has also defended the uk s decision not to follow the eu s three
activity, the so called temporary protection directive, implying ukrainian citizens, coming to europe, are immediately obtaining rights, immediately obtaining rights, immediately obtaining rights, immediately obtain residency permit, right to work, right to access the social benefits, school for children and so on. so from the legal side, this crisis will be managed in a much better way than the 2015, 2016 refugee crisis with the syrian war. nevertheless it will be an enormous challenge for countries, neighbouring ukraine, to provide schools, for example for children stop but i think there is a strong determination from the side of the european union countries to help these people, as much as it s possible. we help these people, as much as it s possible. it s possible. we know the imf and world it s possible. we know the imf and world bank it s possible. we know the imf and world bank have - it s possible. we know the imf and world bank have already l and world bank have already sa
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