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Lack of jobs, money for rent, add to woes in conflict-affected eastern Ukraine, says UN agency

Nov 30, 2017, at 05:46 am

New York, Nov 30(Just Earth News): As temperatures plummet across eastern Ukraine, many – including the elderly – who fled their homes following hostilities are forced to return to their original place of residence due to lack of jobs and money to pay rent in the places they were sheltering, the United Nations migration agency has reported.