FILE PHOTO: A general view of Afghan refugee camp during sun setting behind the horizon in Islamabad, Pakistan February 13, 2020. Picture taken February 13, 2020. REUTERS/Charlotte Greenfield
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A short drive from the heavily secured five-star Islamabad hotel where international VIPs will discuss the future of Afghan refugees on Monday, 20-year old Ahmed Khan Younis lives in a makeshift settlement where the houses are made of mud.
Born in Pakistan to Afghan parents, Unis has no Pakistani citizenship and dreams of going "home" once a peace deal is signed, but he is worried about the conditions in a nation where the economic and social framework has been devastated by more than 40 years of war.
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