"This deaf man calls this UN provided barracks at Osterode his home. After the UN evacuated French KFOR from this site, their doctors told the soldiers not to father children for 9 months. The UN then moved in poor displaced Gypsy families telling them it was now "lead safer". This man collects the plastic crates to sell as his way to survive."

"The land here is close to the old lead smelter and tests showed that it is very contaminated. The prevailing wind, too brings dust from the spoil heaps."

"This sign and the exercise bars are within 50 m of the Roma camps of Osterode and Cesmin Lug. The lead-laden dust blowing off the nearby 100 million ton lead tailings would ceratinly present a challenge for joggers here."

"UN officials attempting to divert responsibility, accused the Roma of poisoning themselves by illegally smelting old car batteries, but medical tests on the children showed over 20 other heavy metals present in their blood that do not occur in car batteries."

"The wood is charred, but still can be reburnt. A displaced woman tries to survive at Cesmin Lug camp."