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The fight to save Nagorno-Karabakh’s burns patients
Over 200 people were injured in a fuel depot explosion in Nagorno-Karabakh as people fled en masse, leaving them fighting for their lives having lost their homes.
The fight to save Nagorno-Karabakh’s burns patients
By Arshaluys BarseghyanOver 200 people were injured in a fuel depot explosion in Nagorno-Karabakh as people fled en masse, leaving them fighting for their lives having lost their homes.
Podcast | Chechens trying to find their place in Europe
Chamil Albakov and Marat Ilyasov talk about the challenges and stereotypes the Chechens of Europe face.
Podcast | Chechens trying to find their place in Europe
Chamil Albakov and Marat Ilyasov talk about the challenges and stereotypes the Chechens of Europe face.
The last bus out of Nagorno-Karabakh
With the exodus of Nagorno-Karabakh over, many of those forced to start new lives from scratch reflect on what — and who — they have left behind.
The last bus out of Nagorno-Karabakh
By Arshaluys BarseghyanWith the exodus of Nagorno-Karabakh over, many of those forced to start new lives from scratch reflect on what — and who — they have left behind.
Seeking asylum and a cure in Germany
Many Armenians who cannot afford costly medical procedures see asylum in Germany as their only chance for treatment recovery — despite the high chance of deportation
Seeking asylum and a cure in Germany
By Aren MelikyanMany Armenians who cannot afford costly medical procedures see asylum in Germany as their only chance for treatment recovery — despite the high chance of deportation
Stepanakert’s memory hotel
The women living at the Ed-Em hotel carry with them the trauma of 30 years of conflict, but also the spark of hope for a better future.
Stepanakert’s memory hotel
By Ani AvetisyanThe women living at the Ed-Em hotel carry with them the trauma of 30 years of conflict, but also the spark of hope for a better future.
Distance from a home at war
Bucha resident Tetiana Rovna spoke with OC media about her experience as a refugee and what it means to witness one’s home ravaged by war from afar.
Distance from a home at war
By Aren MelikyanBucha resident Tetiana Rovna spoke with OC media about her experience as a refugee and what it means to witness one’s home ravaged by war from afar.
Shattered glass at the Kharkiv train station
Baku-born Islam Melikov has lived in Kharkiv for three decades. OC Media spoke about his escape from the city and his thoughts on the war at a refugee shelter in Poland
Shattered glass at the Kharkiv train station
By Peter LiakhovBaku-born Islam Melikov has lived in Kharkiv for three decades. OC Media spoke about his escape from the city and his thoughts on the war at a refugee shelter in Poland
Afghan refugees struggle to make a living in Azerbaijan
Many are stuck in legal limbo and find themselves unable to cover basic expenses. As the social aid regime is changing many fear life will get worse.
Afghan refugees struggle to make a living in Azerbaijan
By Seymur KazimovMany are stuck in legal limbo and find themselves unable to cover basic expenses. As the social aid regime is changing many fear life will get worse.
‘Here you are nobody’: Georgians struggle to receive asylum in France
Some families were forced to live in tents outside Montpellier city hall.
‘Here you are nobody’: Georgians struggle to receive asylum in France
By Zurab PanjikidzeSome families were forced to live in tents outside Montpellier city hall.
Everything was over when the war began
Jnews spoke with Armenians who fled from Abkhazia living in Southern Georgia’s Samtskhe–Javakheti Region, about their experiences of the war.
Everything was over when the war began
By JnewsJnews spoke with Armenians who fled from Abkhazia living in Southern Georgia’s Samtskhe–Javakheti Region, about their experiences of the war.