Sheet 20030160

Color: Color
Country: Pakistan
Region: Islamabad
Place: Punjab
Date: May 24, 2003
Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

Image of sheet 20030160 photo 2: Pakistan Islamabad

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 3: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 5: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 6: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 9: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 10: Ei

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 11: Ein Jeep der deutschen Friedrich Naumann Stiftung Deutschland Germany Pakistan

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 12: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 14: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 15: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 19: Im Flüchtlingslager des UNHCR für afghanische Flüchtlinge in Islamabad. F-11 Pakistan 2003 refugee camp man water melon adobe house home

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 20: Im Flüchtlingslager des UNHCR für afghanische Flüchtlinge in Islamabad. F-11 Pakistan Man boy child kind house adobe Home refugee camp

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 23: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 24: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 26: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 32: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 33: Im Flüchtlingslager des UNHCR für afghanische Flüchtlinge in Islamabad. F-11 Pakistan Kinder Haus Adobe

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 35: Im Flüchtlingslager des UNHCR für afghanische Flüchtlinge in Islamabad. F-11 Pakistan 2003 young refugee camp girls children camp Gruppenbild

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Image of sheet 20030160 photo 36: Pakistan Islamabad Afghans in Pakistan (Urdu: افغان مُہاجر, Muhajir Afghans) are refugees who fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet war in their homeland into Pakistan.[2] As of March 2009, some 1.7 million registered Afghan nationals were reported to be still living in Pakistan. They are allowed to work and attend schools in the country until the end of 2012.[1] Im Flüchtlingslager Slum F-11 leben seit 1985 55'000- 60'000 afghanische Flüchtlinge. Das Lager Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Jeep Heute stehen auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Flüchtlingslager moderne teure Wohnungen zum Kauf angeboten.

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