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Afghanistan·Pakistan·Armed Conflicts·Migration·Human Rights

Tens of thousands of Afghans displaced by fighting along Pakistan border

Tuesday, 21 April 2026, 12:01 · 1 min read

Tens of thousands of Afghans have been forced from their homes by recent fighting along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, with displaced families now sheltering in makeshift tent camps that lack adequate food, healthcare, and education. Pakistan says its military strikes target armed groups that have been launching attacks from Afghan territory into Pakistan, but civilians caught in the crossfire face deepening uncertainty about their safety and prospects for return. The worsening displacement crisis highlights the fragile humanitarian situation in border communities already struggling under years of instability.

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Al Jazeera EnglishAfghans displaced by Pakistan conflict survive in tent camps ↗︎
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