Approximately six million deportees are facing the challenge of rebuilding their lives in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, despite many having never previously lived in the country. The displacement has forced families—including elderly individuals with mobility challenges and children—to adapt to new and uncertain circumstances while holding onto remnants of their former lives, such as livestock brought from homes they were forced to abandon.
While returnees express complex emotions about arriving in the nation, the situation highlights the humanitarian pressures and societal reintegration hurdles confronting vulnerable populations under the current administration.
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