Im in one's own country is difficult, then Pakistan is the only option: Afghan refugees

When it became clear that the Taliban would soon be on the threshold of our city and on the other hand the supporters of the Northern Alliance in the city were also lined up for the contest, we decided to travel to Pakistan once again. Difficulties along the way, but the biggest problem I had when I got here was getting a rented house.

This is to say of Abdul Manan, a resident of Panjshir Valley of Afghanistan, who along with ten members of his family have once again become stateless and reached Pakistan where he had come 22 years ago. The only difference is that when they first came their children were small but now their children are small.

At the time, he was temporarily housed in an Afghan refugee camp in Peshawar, from where he later moved to a rented house in Peshawar, where he began his career as a motor mechanic and enrolled his children in school. rent. After the situation in Afghanistan improved, he returned to his area.