The world turned its back on Afghans a long time ago
Reflections on the sheltering of Afghan refugees in the Balkans.
Perspectives | Migration2021.08.17
Idris had been walking down the street in Kabul when a car bomb exploded.
He made it through the border and into Croatia, and after 18 days of walking he made it to Italy.
Who can come and who cannot, and who decides?
Idris is crying while we are speaking. His family has no way out of Kabul.
Nidzara Ahmetasevic
Nidžara Ahmetašević was K2.0’s regional editor. Nidžara has a Ph.D in media assistance in post conflict countries from the University of Graz, Austria. Her focus as a journalist is on media development in post-conflict countries, hate speech, human rights, feminism and migrations.
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