No food and little shelter, but no one in their right mind would go home

Article Abstract:

The Jalozai Camp in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province is expanding rapidly as refugees continue to arrive from Afghanistan. The border is officially closed, but many people are still fleeing Afghanistan's Taliban regime and the drought there.

Refugee camps

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Amid the hunger, disease and pain, the Afghans know there is one war they have already lost

Article Abstract:

The threat of Western military action against Afghanistan has significantly increased the flow of Afghans to Pakistan. They are now living in very harsh conditions and serious disease is beginning to spread. The World Health Organisation's emergency and humanitarian action unit has received insufficient funding to cope with outbreaks of disease in the region.

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Afghans struggle to make sense of the yawning void of authority

Article Abstract:

A social and political vacuum has arisen in Afghanistan following the collapse of the Taliban. There is now a rush to seize authority, with many local tribal leaders emerging from exile.

United States, Police Protection, International politics, Terrorist Control, Afghanistan, Political aspects, Terrorism

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