Kobane, three years after
Patrizia Fiocchetti, writer and journalist, who has worked for over twenty years with political refugees and is now involved in several solidarity projects carried out also in Rojava, was in Kobane to the opening of the Women’s Academy realised with the international support.
A coming back, really, as Fiocchetti was in Kobane just after its liberation from DAESH, in January 2015.
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- photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
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- photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
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- photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
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- photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
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- photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
Foto di Patrizia Fiocchetti
Foto di Patrizia Fiocchetti
Foto di Patrizia Fiocchetti
Foto di Patrizia Fiocchetti
photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
photo Patrizia Fiocchetti – Global Rights
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