ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月26日 06時40分

Zarmena Waziri’s dementia is so severe that recently, when she ate an orange, she forgot to swallow and nearly choked to death. Zarmena has suffered multiple strokes, has high blood pressure and wears a diaper. Now, in a case that’s captured headlines across Denmark, the Danish authorities have called the 70-year-old Afghan woman to be deported to Afghanistan. Her children say that if that happens, she's sure to die. “I live in constant fear that I am going to come home and find that the door has been knocked down and that my mother is gone,” said her daughter Marzia, who’s lived in Aarhus, Denmark, for 25 years. “She wouldn’t last a day in Afghanistan. She has no one there.” But the Danish authorities counter that the decision to deport Zamena is of her own making: She broke the law. Since November 2012, her various applications to remain in Denmark have been rejected 3 times, and she’s disregarded every order to leave. @andrew_testa photographed Zarmena and Marzia, her main caregiver, while on #nytassignment in Denmark. Visit the link in our profile to read more about Zarmena’s case and growing anti-immigrant sentiment in Europe.

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