Beograd, Vojvodina, Serbien. 22. März 2017. Eines der wenigen Zelte innerhalb eines der wichtigsten Lager. Durch die poröse Überdachung sind Flüchtlinge im Wesentlichen noch die Elemente während innen ausgesetzt. Aufgrund der Verbrennung von Kunststoffen und Druck-behandeltem Holz, ist die Luft dick mit giftiger Feinstaub. Preisgekrönten Fotojournalisten Sachelle Babbar (USA & Deutschland) und Florian Bachmeier (Deutschland) zusammengearbeitet, um weiter zu erzählen die Geschichte der Flüchtlinge, die noch in Serbien, trotz stark gestrandet sind Berichterstattung in den Medien reduziert. März 22, und trotz schwindender Medien und internationalen att

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March 22, 2017 - Beograd, Vojvodina, Serbia - One of the few tents inside one of the main warehouses. Due to the porous roofing, refugees are essentially still exposed to the elements while inside. Due to the burning of plastics and pressure-treated wood, the air is thick with toxic particulate matter. Award-winning photojournalists Sachelle Babbar (USA & Germany) and Florian Bachmeier (Germany) collaborated to continue to tell the story of the refugees who are still stranded in Serbia, despite sharply reduced media coverage..As of March 22, and despite dwindling media and international attention, approximately 900 stranded refugees still remain at the “Belgrade Warehouses”, in the shadow of new luxury hotels being erected next to the property. The warehouses are dilapidated, dangerous, polluted, and abandoned structures near the main train station and at one time held more than 2000 refugees. Total number of stranded refugees in Serbia is in the thousands..After the closure of the “Balkan Route” by the European Union, Serbia became the point where numerous refugees found that they could neither move forward in their quest to reach the European Union- in many cases to join family, nor go backwards. ..Numerous aid organizations are on hand including Refugee Aid Serbia, Doctors Without Borders, and ADRA (a service of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church), which has been based in this region since providing disaster relief during the Yugoslavian Wars. Independent volunteers are also on hand, notably from Spain, as well as leftist groups. (Credit Image: © Sachelle Babbar via ZUMA Wire)

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