Galleries

Agdam, ghost town

Portraits of a family living in Agdam, Nagorno Karabakh. The city was destroyed by Armenian gunnery in 1993. Today, only a few hundred people live there, while 60'000 Azerbaijanis have been forced to leave the city. A photo-reportage by Angelo Emma

#ECPMF: first conference in Leipzig

On 8th and 9th October 2015 the first ECPMF conference was held in Leipzig, with the participation of journalists and media experts from twenty-three different countries. OBC took part to the event as one of the funding partners.

Belgrade, town of two rivers

The avant-garde scene of the Belgrade youth, at the crossroads between past and future. By Filippo Bardazzi and Laura Chiaroni, co-published with Rassegna Est

Refugees welcome: the Belgrade solidarity

The trail of migrants and refugees from the Serbian capital to the Opatovac camp in Croatia. Photo, text: @AORossini

The Balkan Route

A visual journey along the Balkan route, from the Greek island of Kos to the point where the Hungarian wall ends. Pictures by our reportes and contributors

ECPMF, founding Assembly

Representatives of 20 journalists associations, publishing houses, academic institutions, trade unions and media rights experts from many European countries have founded on the 24th of June the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF). The photos of the founding Assembly

South-east Europe Media Forum (SEEMF)

The South East Europe Media Forum (SEEMF2014) was organised by SEEMO in Skopje from 16 to 18 October with the participation of Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso and the project 'Safety Net'

Danube, in search of the lost sturgeon

For centuries the sturgeon has been the most prized fish of the Danube. Today, dams, overfishing, and river transport have made it a ghost. In Bulgaria and Romania, a WWF project seeks to start over by collecting new data and raising awareness in the local population.

Georgia: Chiatura-Zestaponi the city of mines

Chiatura-Zestaponi industrial cluster is less than 200 kilometres far from Tbilisi and it has been operating for more than one century.

Bulgaria: the anti-immigration wall

The government in Sofia presented the "technical barrier" on the Bulgarian-Turkish border: 30 kilometres of net and barbed wire that should contain the flow of refugees and asylum seekers