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082			_aPamphlet HV640.4 .A34 2009
110			_aInternational Crisis Group (ICG).
245			_aAfghanistan : what now for refugees?
260			_aKabul : International Crisis Group (ICG), 2009.
300			_a34 p. : maps ; 30 cm.
440			_v(Asia report ; no. 175).
500			_aCover title.
500			_a“31 August 2009.”
500			_aSummary: This paper highlights the problems of meeting the needs of returnees and addressing population movements within Afghanistan, issues overshadowed by focus on the worsening insurgency. With rural areas increasingly insecure, many returning Afghans have migrated to towns and cities, causing the rapid urbanization that contributes to rising poverty, unemployment and criminality. Afghan institutions are ill-equipped to meet the needs of repatriating families, overcome obstacles to resettlement and tackle the continued refugee presence in neighbouring countries. The government’s inability to provide for and protect its returning citizens by ensuring basic services and the rule of law has let to an increasing questioning of its legitimacy.
650			_aRefugees – Afghanistan.
650			_aAfghans – Pakistan.
650			_aAfghans – Iran.
650			_aReturn migration – Afghanistan.
856			_uhttp://www.crisisgroup.org/home/getfile.cfm?id=4095&tid=6290&type=pdf&l=1 (accessed 16 January 2010). _uhttp://dx.dx.doi.org/10.2458/azu_acku_pamphlet_hv640_4_a34_2009 _qPDF
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