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The 16 pages that link to Afghan refugees, each with the reason it gives.

• TalibanRelated: Taliban rule and recurring conflict have contributed to repeated waves of displacement.

• AfghanistanRelated: Wars and political upheavals have displaced millions within Afghanistan and across its borders.

• Durand LineRelated: The frontier’s crossings and security controls shape routes used by Afghans fleeing conflict.

• Afghan Civil War (1992–1996)Related: Fighting displaced civilians within Afghanistan and drove many across its borders.

• Afghanistan–Pakistan relationsRelated: Pakistan’s hosting and deportation policies make refugee movement a recurring bilateral issue.

• Hafizullah AminRelated: The war that followed Amin’s death drove mass displacement from Afghanistan.

• Afghan Civil WarRelated: Fighting and insecurity drove further displacement during the factional conflicts.

• Babrak KarmalRelated: The war under Karmal’s government contributed to mass displacement.

• KabulRelated: Repeated crises in Kabul have contributed to displacement beyond Afghanistan.

• People’s Democratic Party of AfghanistanRelated: War under party rule drove millions from their homes, especially into Pakistan and Iran.

• Soviet invasion of AfghanistanRelated: Fighting and displacement drove millions across Afghanistan’s borders.

• Afghanistan–Pakistan borderRelated: The frontier is a major route for displacement and return between the countries.

• Khaled HosseiniRelated: Refugee displacement is both a recurring subject in Hosseini’s fiction and a focus of his advocacy.

• Afghan conflictRelated: Successive wars produced one of the world’s largest and longest-lasting displacement crises.

• TaloqanRelated: Displacement from northern Afghanistan has affected communities connected to Taloqan.