6. Displaced in Afghanistan | openDemocracy

In 2021, amid the escalation of violence due to the US troop withdrawal, more families are fleeing conflict, arriving in already crowded settlements like the one at Charahi Qambar. The poorest families in the camp live in mud houses without running water or sanitation.

Such settlements are spread throughout the country. Many are concentrated in cities such as Kabul, Jalalabad and Herat, which are reeling under the pressures created by rapid internal displacement and the ensuing rural-urban flight.

As European countries deport Afghan asylum seekers, they risk becoming internally displaced. With their homes gone, most returnees are unable to re-integrate. Many get back onto the migration trail in pursuit of safety.
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Video: Preethi Nallu
Editing: Lea Lahoud and Preethi Nallu
Translations: Ståle Wig and Ihsanullah Noor Ahmad
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Execution production: Olivia Crellin
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