Around central Asia by Christopher Perez
A reportage by Christopher Perez around central Asia. A journey started as holiday but ended more like a very interesting trip which the author decided to share with us.
Photography by Mariusz Smiejek; Written by Dr Katy Radford Institute for Conflict Research
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