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Afghan Refugees in Pakistan Background, Current Situation, U.N. Responsibilities, World Food Program Efforts, International and Voluntary Agencies, Promoting Refugee Self-Reliance, U.S. Contribution
1986
Overview
U.S. Department of State summarizes the situation of the Afghan refugees in Pakistan including the Humanitarian assistance provided by the [United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; World Food Program; International Committee of the Red Cross] and United States assistance to Afghan refugees ; Pakistani assistance to Afghan refugees has led to Cross-border attacks by the [Soviet Union. Armed Forces; Afghanistan. Armed Forces] as well as conflict between Pakistani citizens and Afghan refugees
