Kabul: At his farm in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, Rasool Rezaie gently picks oyster mushrooms, part of the around 30kg he sells in markets daily. Rezaie learned how to grow mushrooms during a stay in Russia as he tried to claim asylum there, and set up his farm two years ago. “I was introduced to a mushroom farm in Russia by a friend, and I started working there, where I learned how to produce the mushroom spores and cultivate them,” said Rezaie, who first moved to Russia in 2012 due to insecurity and unemployment in Afghanistan. In 2016 more than one million people, a quarter of them Afghans, applied for asylum in Europe, Rezaie among them. Claim rejected His claim was rejected and he ret
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