Last December, Portugal granted asylum to hundreds of members of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music (ANIM) and their relatives. Among them were some of the most prominent Afghan musicians and their students. But six months later, many of them are still stuck in refugee centers and worried about their families being left behind. Francesca Berardi reports from Lisbon.
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