Courtesy Anna Kari - Photojournalist • www.documentography.com/anna

Petar Brzovski just after having been refused entry, he shows his letter of refusal. He has been back to Greece after he fled, because he was able to put his name on his wife's passport during the Yugoslav era. His wife is not a refugee. But since Macedonia became independent from Yugoslavia he is now required to have his own passport. On 10th of August a group of refugees living in Bitola, Macedonia’s second biggest town, attempted to cross the border. How ever all of them were turned back, mostly because they had the old Macedonian names in the passport.