In Belgium, Ukrainian children born after February 24, 2022, are denied temporary protection because they did not live on Ukraine before the war, complains the "Present tense."
The publication writes that adult Ukrainians relatively easily receive temporary protection status along with social security payments, but their children born after February 24, 2022, are increasingly denied temporary protection — on the grounds that they "did not live on Ukraine" before the war.
Children who have not received protection remain without health insurance, there is even a risk of deportation, adds the "Policy of the country."
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