EU to step up human trafficking prevention for Ukrainian refugees

Since the start of the Russian invasion, over 4 million people have fled Ukraine. Despite countries welcoming refugees, people fleeing the war are at risk of falling prey to human traffickers.

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Ukrainian refugees in Przemysl
Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, 17 March 2022. [[EPA-EFE/Darek Delmanowicz]]

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