Camp konik
The Konik Camp, located next to the city of Podgorica, is Europe’s longest operating refugee camp, settled by Roma and Balkan Egyptians who fled violence in Kosovo in 1999.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. In the camp the only way to survive is to digg into the dump, seraching for some object to sell.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. A little sick child is sleeping in a shack with no water, covered with a veil.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. Fana Moringi, from Istoc, lyes in the bed. She is in the camp since 1999 and she's paralyzed since 6 years. She lives in a small container with his husband Barlez and 8 kids.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. In the camp the only way to survive is to digg into the dump, seraching for some object to sell.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. A sick little girl is sleeping in one of the poorest shack of Konic 1.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. There's nothing to do in the camp. No one has a job and they spend most of the time in their shack.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. In Camp Konic 2 the local Red Cross organize some classrooms for the children living in the camp.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. Fadil, 61, from Pristina. He left Kosovo beacuse of the war, after some years in Italy he came to the camp the help the family.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. Toilet of the camp.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. The bakshop of the camp.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. Children playing basketball in the camp.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. Vera Outi, 20. She lives in the camp since 99 after she left the village of Gjakova, in the albanian part of Kosovo. She lives there with his husband Nasser Ibrahimi and 3 kids.
Camp Konic, Podgorica, Montenegro. In the camp most of the shacks has no water nor elettricity.
