Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 1月2日 03時56分

Migrants arriving on a Greek beach remove their phones from waterproof bags and immediately call a Hawala -- or 'money transfer' -- dealer to pay smugglers who organized their journeys. Hawala -- an unregulated money transfer system that operates solely on trust -- first flourished among medieval Muslim traders and is now the dominant payment system used by migrants flooding into Europe. We followed the migrant money trail through Hawala dealers in Istanbul, Berlin and Rome -- and migrants in Turkey, Greece and the Balkans. See the story at WSJ.com. (?: @mkcoursin for @Wall Street Journal)

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