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Pakistan Afghan Refugees
An Afghan refugee girl peers through a torn curtain at the entrance of her home at Kababayan refugee camp in Peshawar. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
Afghan refugees discuss the situation following Pakistani government plan to expel them, at Kababayan refugee camp in Peshawar. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
Afghan refugee women enter a health centre at Kababayan refugee camp. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
Kababayan refugee camp was established in 1980 shortly after the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, and it is home to more than 15,000 people. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
School is a crucial reason Afghans want to stay in Pakistan, because the Taliban has barred girls from education beyond sixth grade. Muhammad Zameer, a camp resident, said girls’ education was “non-existent” across the border. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
Afghan refugee Hukam Khan, left, waits for customers on his stall at Kababayan refugee camp. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
An Afghan cook works in an Afghan restaurant in Peshawar. More than 35,000 Afghans have left Pakistan since the start of April through the northwest Torkham crossing. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
Pakistan Afghan Refugees
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s proximity to Afghanistan, together with shared ethnic, cultural and linguistic ties, make it a natural destination for Afghans. [Muhammad Sajjad/AP Photo]
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