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Irena Lukic moved to Denmark in 1992 at the age of five, when her family fled the war in Yugoslavia. She grew up in Vordingborg, South Zealand, and now, at 29, lives in an apartment in Nørrebro.
Lukic stood for office in November’s municipal elections as one of four candidates for the Feminist Initiative (Feministisk Initiativ). The party, which was only launched in Denmark this year, received 0,7% of the votes in Copenhagen Municipality....

A decade after the Youth House was torn down in Nørrebro, the conflict between its former anarchist residents and the police still festers. The riots that followed its demolition in 2007 brought Nørrebro to its knees, resulted in the arrests of 714 people...

When artist Ana Pavlović was 22 years old, in 1999, she decided to leave her past in the rubble of her bombed-out Belgrade home and start a new life far to the north, in the promised lands of Scandinavia.
With the exception of an estranged cousin, she didn’t know a soul when she arrived in Copenhagen, and had no idea how she was going to make ends meet. Despite these uncertainties, however, her future looked brighter in Denmark than in the bleak and defeated...

On a former auto body lot, nestled between a row of birch trees and a dour, two-story ambulatory care building, an urban oasis is taking shape. The skeletal remains of a fish on a grill, surrounded by benches made of wooden pallets, speaks of a feast...