Two Million Afghans Return to a Ruined Homeland (2002)
No Place Like Home (2002) - Over five million Afghans were displaced in the five years from 1997. In 2002 they are flooding back, putting huge pressure on humanitarian organisations and the Afghan government.
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At a refugee camp on the border with Pakistan, Afghan families gather, waiting to return to their homeland. Nasruddin, his wife Bibe and their three children have made it across the border. They are glad to return after spending years eking out a miserable existence in refugee camps in Pakistan. Kabul has now swelled from the shell of a city it was a few months ago. But water shortages have the city authorities worried, and aid agencies are struggling to cope and have been forced to cut food and clothing supplies.
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At a refugee camp on the border with Pakistan, Afghan families gather, waiting to return to their homeland. Nasruddin, his wife Bibe and their three children have made it across the border. They are glad to return after spending years eking out a miserable existence in refugee camps in Pakistan. Kabul has now swelled from the shell of a city it was a few months ago. But water shortages have the city authorities worried, and aid agencies are struggling to cope and have been forced to cut food and clothing supplies.
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SBS Australia – Ref. 1395
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