Albania is - literally and figuratively - a blank spot on our map of Europe. We hardly hear anything about the Balkan country in South-Eastern Europe except when it comes to disaster or the country's European ambitions.
But that is not counting on a young generation of Albanian feminists, who claim women's rights and equality: on the street, via social media and their own news channels. For Knack.be Klara Van Es spoke in Tirana with Entenela Ndrevataj and Liri Kuçi, two of the very first feminists, about their all-in activism for women, the LGTBQI community, workers, students, monuments and the environment.
Photo: ©Deni Sanxhaku
