For four years, the Camp Nairi of the Armenian General Benevolent Union has been hosting the children, sisters, brothers of those who were killed, or have been captured, wounded during the second Artsakh war. The camp, located in Hankavan, Armenia, also hosts displaced children from Artsakh. In a conversation with CivilNet, the director of the camp, Hermine Duzyan, tells us about the difficulties of the daily lives of the campers, and their future plans.

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