Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 2月15日 23時45分

Kosovo’s road to national self-determination was long and bloody - two decades ago, a civil war left 13,000 people dead, mostly ethnic Albanians, and displaced more than a million. Another 1,500 Serbs were killed in revenge killings.
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Today, more than 110 countries recognize Kosovo’s independence - but Serbia, the country from which it was carved, and many of the 120,000 members of Kosovo’s Serb minority refuse to do so. And though it may be a political territory recognized by most of the world’s powers, Kosovo isn’t a UN member.
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Today on magnumphotos.com, we look at what a decade of independence means for Kosovo. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: Kosovo Albanian students demonstrate for peace. Pristina, Kosovo. March, 2004
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