Serbian woman from Prizren in traditional costume, Metohija region, Kosovo

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Serbian woman from Prizren in traditional costume, Metohija region, Kosovo

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Slovenian (right) and Serbian (left) Miku from Bela Krajina region (White Carniola) 🇸🇮 or dare I say, Belokranjska Miku
(My Part in the Miku trend on Twitter)
EDIT: Since I've seen some confusion about this; Bela Krajina is a region in Slovenia with a distinct culture and clothing style. The majority of the population are ethnically Slovene (here represented by the Miku on the right, "Slovenian Miku"), however there is a minority ethnic Serb population (also sometimes referred to as Orthodox Uskoki) who have lived in Bela Krajina since the 16th century and who have their own distinct folk clothing style (here represented by the Miku on the left, "Serbian Miku"). I wanted to include both of them because I find the cultural diversity of Bela Krajina really fascinating (and based on my experience, people in Bela Krajina are really proud of their diversity too!) and because the Serb minority in Bela Krajina is really small nowadays and often forgotten.
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▪️A Serbian female soldier plays the violin, embodying both strength and grace 🇷🇸

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Harush Ziberi, a Muslim man begs for his life from the Serbian paramilitary unit known as the Tigers and led by warlord Arkan during the first battle for the war in Bosnia. He was later thrown from a window during an interrogation and eventually found in a mass grave. Image: Courtesy of Ron Haviv, VII
The family of Harush Ziberi (photo of man with hands in air, being taken prisoner by Arkan’s Tigers) presents their collection of images related to his death in the first battle in Bosnia, how his body was found in a mass grave, and eventually returned and buried in his home village. For 12 years my photograph of him was all they knew until they were contacted by #ICMP that his remains were found. -
Ron Haviv 2018
Ron Haviv - Capture magazine
Arkan’s Paramilitaries: Tigers Who Escaped Justice | Balkan Insight
Investigating War Crimes: Attacks on Civilians – Global Investigative Journalism Network (gijn.org)
Serbian athlete Dejan