Public Story
Down in the Dumps
Many residents lost their identity papers and under Montenegrin law, could not apply for permanent residency unless they returned to Kosovo to secure a new passport, a trip that would cost hundreds of Euro. With no way of legally working, this was out of the question for most families in the camp. For many children born there, the camp was their only point of reference for the world, a place they rarely strayed afar from except to collect scrap metal and sort through piles of rubbish.
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