Cham Albanians are an ethnic group primarily found in the region of Chameria, which is located in northwestern Greece. They speak the Albanian language and are part of the larger Albanian ethnic community. Historically, they have faced significant challenges, particularly during and after World War II, leading to a large diaspora. The Cham Albanian community has a rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and cuisine. Many Cham Albanians identify with the Islamic faith, while others are Christian. The community continues to advocate for recognition and rights related to their historical grievances and cultural identity.