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‘It’s the jungle’: Bosnian migrant camp in crisis

Topic
Immigration Refugees
Country/Region
Bosnia & Herzegovina

24 October 2019

"No running water, putrid portable toilets and surrounding woods littered with land mines – these are the bleak conditions of a camp where hundreds of migrants brace for winter in Bosnia."

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‘It’s the jungle’: Bosnian migrant camp in crisis (euractiv, link)

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