The Roma who live in tarpaulin camps and abandoned buildings in and around Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, say they make their money harmlessly by picking wildflowers and selling the bouquets to lovers on the city’s cobblestone streets.
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Children play in a car on June 25, in a Roma camp on the outskirts of Lviv which is hidden in the forest on the other side of the city and still remains inhabited.
