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Ukrainian refugees faced xenophobic attitudes and economic challenges. A consent-based legal definition of rape was introduced in January. Forcibly sterilized Roma women gained a new chance for compensation. A legal form of partnership was introduced for same-sex couples but lacked full marriage and parental rights. Roma children remained segregated in schools. The government failed to adopt a framework climate law. NGOs faced repeated political targeting and threats. Irresponsible arms transfers continued.

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