UNHCR: Bulgaria should improve integration of refugees

Al Jazeera English 2016-10-31

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The United Nations refugee agency has urged Bulgaria to improve on the level of support it offers to refugees.
Unlike several other eastern European countries, Bulgaria has agreed to accept more asylum applicants.
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