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Nikos Economopoulos - ALBANIA.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. February 1997. Anti Berisha demo: "No to dictatorship". - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. February 1997. Anti Berisha demo: "No to dictatorship".

ALBANIA. - Tirana. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana.

ALBANIA. - ALBANIA. Tirana. Garbage collection. 1997. - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. Tirana. Garbage collection. 1997.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revenge.
Exterior view of the DONDA family tower- house. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one'...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Children collecting garbage. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Children collecting garbage.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
Wife, sister and daughter of the victim. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. Albanians on line to apply for Greek visas. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. Albanians on line to apply for Greek visas.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. Demontration against former Albanian President, Sali BERISHA. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. Demontration against former Albanian President, Sali BERISHA.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Albanians on line trying to get Greek visas. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Albanians on line trying to get Greek visas.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Children collecting garbage. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Children collecting garbage.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
The older son of the victim. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. People on line, applying for a visa at the Greek embassy. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. People on line, applying for a visa at the Greek embassy.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
Merbers of the familly in their house yard. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. February 1997.
Fighting between demonstrators trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company and police forces. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. February 1997.
Fighting between demonstrators trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company and police forces.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. February 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. February 1997. People trying to recuperate their money from the WEFA company.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
The wife of the victim in her room. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the familly of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live inclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason.
In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Followers of a local healer, Mme Eleonora, seeking God through a mixture of Islamic and orthodox rituals. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Followers of a local healer, Mme Eleonora, seeking God through a mixture of Islamic and orthodox rituals.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
Gin DONDA holding out the bullet which killed his son Armand. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - ALBANIA. Tirana. Anti Berisha demo. February 1997. - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. Tirana. Anti Berisha demo. February 1997.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. Anti Berisha demos. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. Anti Berisha demos.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. Pro Berisha demo. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. Pro Berisha demo.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
Avendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the familly of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live inclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason.In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
The victim' s wife ( left ), the mother and two of his children. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one'...

ALBANIA. - ALBANIA. Tirana. February 1997.
Anti ex-president BERISHA demonstration. - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. Tirana. February 1997.
Anti ex-president BERISHA demonstration.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Feb 1997. Violent clashes with the police during anti-Berisha demos. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Feb 1997. Violent clashes with the police during anti-Berisha demos.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when someone is injustly killed. Then, the family of the victim has to "take the blood back". It is estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses or in the mountains because their families "own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live enclosed in houses without going to school for the same reason. In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
Two of the victim' s sons. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, "Canun" is the prevailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one's ...

ALBANIA. - ALBANIA. Tirana. Garbage collection. 1997. - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. Tirana. Garbage collection. 1997.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
A vendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the familly of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live inclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason.
In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
Mother (center), wife and some of the children of the victim. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Albanians on line applying for Greek visas. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Albanians on line applying for Greek visas.

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
Avendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the familly of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live inclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason.In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
The wife and children of the victim in their house. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things except the ways of taking the law into one'...

ALBANIA. - In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things exsept the ways of taking the law into one' s hands.
Avendetta starts between two families when somebody is injustly killed. Then the familly of the victim has to "take the blood back". It's estimated that in 1996 about 45 000 people have been hiding in houses in the mountains because their families " own blood", which makes them possible victims. About 6 000 male children live inclosed in their houses without going to school for the same reason.In Perlat village the family of Gin DONDA has just lost the son Armand in a long vendetta with the SULEIMANI family.
Now the DONDA men are obliged to kill in revence.
A wheat field in Perlat village. - Nikos Economopoulos

In the villages of the North, " Canun " is the privailing law. Canun is a book which defines among many other things exsept the ways of taking the law into one'...

ALBANIA. - Tirana. Children collecting garbage. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana. Children collecting garbage.

ALBANIA. - Albania - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania

ALBANIA. - Tirana. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana.

ALBANIA. - Tirana. - Nikos Economopoulos

Tirana.

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Vlore. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Vlore.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Vlore ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Vlore
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. People demonstrate against the economical politics of the goverment. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
People demonstrate against the economical politics of the goverment.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. A cafe. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
A cafe.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Applaiants for a visa, waiting in line at thw Greek Empasy ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Applaiants for a visa, waiting in line at thw Greek Empasy
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Applaiants for a visa, waiting in line at the Greek Empasy ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Applaiants for a visa, waiting in line at the Greek Empasy
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. A gipsy house in the periphery of the city. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
A gipsy house in the periphery of the city.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. - Albania, near Fieri. Due to the lack of transportation people walk the distance between neighbouring villages. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, near Fieri.
Due to the lack of transportation people walk the distance between neighbouring villages.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, on the road from Duress to Tirana. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, on the road from Duress to Tirana.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - - Nikos Economopoulos

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. People demonstrate against the economical politics of the goverment. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
People demonstrate against the economical politics of the goverment.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor people searching for food in the city dump. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor people searching for food in the city dump.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Young people in the superbs of the city. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Young people in the superbs of the city.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania-Kanun - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania-Kanun

ALBANIA. - Albania, a village on the northern borderline. Villagers ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, a village on the northern borderline.
Villagers
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Skodra. Family men never leaving their house in the fear of vendetta. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Skodra.
Family men never leaving their house in the fear of vendetta.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Tirana. Poor families from the North having emigrated to the capital fight over a piece of land at the periphery of Tirana. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Tirana.
Poor families from the North having emigrated to the capital fight over a piece of land at the periphery of Tirana.
©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum

ALBANIA. - Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village. The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village.
The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta.

ALBANIA. - Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village. The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village.
The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta.

ALBANIA. - Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village. The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village.
The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta.

ALBANIA. - Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village. The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta. ©Nikos Economopoulos-Magnum - Nikos Economopoulos

Albania, Mirdita, Perlat village.
The family of Gin Donda have "forgiven blood", just recently reconciliated after having lost 6 men in a long year vendetta.

ALBANIA. - - Nikos Economopoulos