‘From the darkest day into the night: The plight of refugees fleeing Afghanistan’

Afghanistans politics, economics and society changed significantly on 15 August 2021, when the government fell following the US military withdrawal and the Talibans takeover of the countrys capital, Kabul.
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‘From the darkest day into the night: The plight of refugees fleeing Afghanistan’

Afghanistan’s politics, economics and society changed significantly on 15 August 2021, when the government fell following the US military withdrawal and the Taliban’s takeover of the country’s capital, Kabul. The Taliban’s swift advance prompted several thousand Afghan men, women and children to leave their homes and head for neighbouring countries, fearing the group’s long history of violence, targeted oppression and persecution of minorities and vulnerable groups.

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‘From the darkest day into the night: The plight of refugees fleeing Afghanistan.’

Published Online
6 March 2023
Region/Country
South Asia, Afghanistan

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