A Walk of Hope
A child should be in school, but there is not school. Too much red tape, from both sides. he camp feels they have the final outcome on their children while settling illegally and defying laws. Their one protection are humanitarian acts from NGO's that any type of program that might help to create some control and stability in a camp until a resolve can be found.
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| Section | People: Kids |
| Folders | Gypsy Camp |
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Baumihubcity 14/08/2013 11:40
Ein klasse Foto aus dem Leben.Gefällt mir.
Gruss Stefan
Adele D. Oliver 26/07/2013 1:32
your series is such an eyy opener, Glenn - it shows the strengths and weaknesses of these people so well - excellent !!!greetings, Adele
Tania Skaradek 25/07/2013 14:36
In this part of the Gypsy Story the dominant is POWER. The force needed to fight for survival, for procreation ...Instead of the usual school Roma children are passing the hard school of life ... And main teachers are their parents and all surrounding. Sad but true.
Regards
Tania
ThomSch 25/07/2013 7:26
Great pic and documentation; cheers Tom