Along the Balkan route, refugees and volunteers face growing hostility

From Serbia to Bosnia, from Croatia to Slovenia, volunteers assisting refugees stranded along the Balkan route face animosity, obstruction and harassment.Read the full article

By Jelena Prtorić

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