Today, all I have is thanks to all the people who help us,
\nShogher says. She has lost part of her homeland, her house and her job.
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Today, they live in a one-bedroom apartment with 11 people.
\nThey left Artsakh on Sept. 25, waited 15 hours in Stepanakert, only 25 minutes
\naway from home, and left home for an indefinite period.
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The car was small, so Shogher’s father had to leave in their
\nneighbor’s car. Everyone was busy taking things that seemed most precious to
\nthem at that moment. Our compatriots who have gone through many hardships —
\nwar, blockade, again war, then displacement — are still fighting for survival.
\nFilled with longing, they do not know what to do — to find a house, a job, or
\nto start with a clean slate:
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Details in the video.
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