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Analysis: Changing the discourse on Afghan IDPs

Analysis: Changing the discourse on Afghan IDPs

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JALALABAD/DUBAI 07 February 2013 (IRIN) - A key challenge for the Afghan government and aid agencies is how to help the country’s huge population of internally displaced persons (IDPs) reintegrate in their home communities, or - if that is not possible - settle where they are.

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