Refugees of African and Indian descent have reported instances of discrimination as they attempt to flee the country.
"More than 10 buses came and we were watching everyone leave. We thought after they took all the Ukrainians they would take us, but they told us we had to walk, that there were no more buses and told us to walk," she told the outlet."My body was numb from the cold and we haven't slept in about 4 days now. Ukrainians have been prioritized over Africans—men and women—at every point. There's no need for us to ask why. We know why. I just want to get home.
Ijantkar said she also witnessed violence against various nationalities, recalling officials"beat[ing] up" Indian boys after allowing them to cross the border and, in another jarring incident, a guard pushing an Egyptian man against a fence covered in spikes so hard that"he lost consciousness." Still, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, acknowledged the dissimilar treatment."Our observations is that these are not state policies—but there are instances which it has happened," Grandi said, per
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