VOPICD : War in Afghanistan or bitter life in Pakistan: refugees choic

The video discusses the plight of Afghan refugees in Pakistan, focusing on their challenges and the pressure from Islamabad for their repatriation. It highlights the security concerns in Afghanistan due to Taliban and Islamic State attacks, and Pakistan's stance on the refugee issue, which is influenced by international pressure. The refugees face a dilemma between living in limbo in Pakistan or returning to a dangerous homeland.

What challenges did Mohammad Nabi face when he returned to Afghanistan in 2005?

• He was welcomed with financial aid.

• He found a stable job immediately.

• He returned empty-handed with no resources.

• He was able to buy a house.

What is the current situation in Afghanistan as described in the video?

• There is a wave of deadly attacks by the Taliban and the Islamic State.

• The country is experiencing peace and stability.

• International aid has resolved the conflict.

• The government has regained full control.

Why do some refugees prefer to stay in Pakistan despite facing hunger and thirst?

• They have better job opportunities in Pakistan.

• They believe they are safer from violence compared to Afghanistan.

• They have family ties in Pakistan.

• They receive government support in Pakistan.

What is one reason Pakistan wants Afghan refugees to return to Afghanistan?

• To reduce the population density in Pakistan.

• To eliminate the potential hiding places for militants.

• To improve diplomatic relations with Afghanistan.

• To provide refugees with better living conditions.

How does Pakistan reportedly use the refugee situation in its international relations?

• To strengthen its military presence in the region.

• To promote tourism in Pakistan.

• As leverage when facing pressure from the international community.

• As a reason to request more international aid.