In this episode, we go back to the border town of Bihac, in Bosnia, to see how the solidarity network No Name Kitchen (NNK) supports People on the Move there.

In Part 2 of this miniseries on Bosnia, we'll near more from NNK's volunteers in Bosnia, and also from the refugees/migrants/People on the Move who are trapped in the Balkan country.

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---Show Notes---

For more on No Name Kitchen, see their website here: nonamekitchen.org

Follow NNK on Twitter via @NoNameKitchen1

Follow them on Instagram: @no_name_kitchen

And listen to episodes 58 Part 2, 51, 41, and 6 of The Civil Fleet Podcast.

Want to know where Bihac is exactly? Check out this map: tinyurl.com/34txjd3d

Ben mentions border guards forcing people-on-the-move to stay inside hot cars as a form of punishment. For more on this practice, see this story by Lighthouse Reports: lighthousereports.com/investigation/europes-black-sites/

And check out Episode 34 of The Civil Fleet Podcast with Klaas van Dijken, one of the co-founders of Lighthouse Reports

Check out a film called Shadow Game for more on the term the game: shadowgame.eu/en/film/