Nagorno-Karabakh
A group of girls plays on the gas tank in a residential district in the capital Stepanakert. With a population of 140.000, the majority being Armenians, Nagorno Karabakh Republic aims to achieve political and economical stability. The high unemployment rate, low salaries and the lack of opportunities for the youngsters make the unrecognized republic to be a hard place to live. Stepanakert, Nagorno-Karabakh, 20 September 2008.
Gipsy girls
Gipsy girls are playing in an improvised settlement on the outskirts of Miercurea Ciuc city, Romania, 5.10.2013. Several Roma families have been living improvised shelters, after the local authorities evicted them from houses they had abusively occupied downtown Miercurea Ciuc.
Gipsy girls
Two girls from the gipsy family Grancsa are posing from behind a window of their house in Sancraieni village, Harghita county, Romania, 5.10.2013.
Gipsy girls
Gipsy girls are playing in an improvised settlement on the outskirts of Miercurea Ciuc city, Romania, 5.10.2013. Several Roma families have been living improvised shelters, after the local authorities evicted them from houses they had abusively occupied downtown Miercurea Ciuc.
Gipsy girls
Two girls from the gipsy family Grancsa are posing from behind a window of their house in Sancraieni village, Harghita county, Romania, 5.10.2013.
Gipsy girls
Gipsy girls are playing in an improvised settlement on the outskirts of Miercurea Ciuc city, Romania, 5.10.2013. Several Roma families have been living improvised shelters, after the local authorities evicted them from houses they had abusively occupied downtown Miercurea Ciuc.
Gipsy girls
Two girls from the gipsy family Grancsa are posing from behind a window of their house in Sancraieni village, Harghita county, Romania, 5.10.2013.