Subotica, located in northern Serbia, is about ten kilometres from the Hungarian border, and hundreds of migrants – who hope to join the European Union's Schengen – await there. The Refugee Centre – mainly housing Afghans, Syrians and Moroccans at the moment – can accommodate a maximum of 150 people in winter while a large number of migrants live outside the city's refugee centre. Many others end up living in abandoned houses. This choice is not a coincidence, by sacrificing comfort, they get closer to strategic places, in order to be as close as possible to the Serbian/Hungarian border. This is where I met Mehdi, in an abandoned house near Horgos in Serbia. "A mobi
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