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Ukraine war improved opinion of LGBTQI community, KyivPride shelter manager says

The war in Ukraine has improved opinions about the LGBTQI community in the country, according to a manager of a shelter run by KyivPride.Jul Sirous and Olha Onipko help to run a shelter which provides temporary housing for LGBTQI refugees of the Ukraine war who have escaped regions of fighting.Shelter co-ordinator and education manager Olha, whose pronoun is she, told the PA news agency that people wrote in to KyivPride asking for a few hours or a few days of shelter as they moved across the country in search of safer pastures following the Russian invasion on this day last year.
The war in Ukraine has improved opinions about the LGBTQI community in the country, according to a manager of a shelter run by KyivPride.Jul Sirous and Olha Onipko help to run a shelter which provides temporary housing for LGBTQI refugees of the Ukraine war who have escaped regions of fighting.Shelter co-ordinator and education manager Olha, whose pronoun is she, told the PA news agency that people wrote in to KyivPride asking for a few hours or a few days of shelter as they moved across the country in search of safer pastures following the Russian invasion on this day last year.
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Credit:
Press Association
Editorial #:
1469434503
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PA Media
Date created:
February 25, 2023
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00:04:59:21
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United Kingdom
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