El periodista que destapó safaris humanos en Sarajevo: "Hay 53 guerras donde podría pasar"

Journalist Ezio Gavazzeni has reported on the existence of a clandestine tourism operation during the 1990s siege of Sarajevo, in which wealthy individuals allegedly paid to target and kill civilians. The investigation highlights a historical instance of war profiteering involving the exploitation of armed conflict for sport.

Gavazzeni warns that the conditions enabling such atrocities remain a global threat, asserting that there are currently 53 active conflicts worldwide where similar human rights abuses could potentially occur. His findings serve as a broader commentary on the vulnerability of civilian populations in war zones to exploitation by external actors.