Afghanistan’s long war: the humanitarian consequences of drawdown

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from Overseas Development Institute
Published on 18 May 2012 View Original

ODI Blog Posts, 18 May 2012

By Ashley Jackson

As world leaders prepare for the NATO summit in Chicago on 20–21 May, uppermost in their minds will be domestic political priorities and the logistics of withdrawing their troops from Afghanistan. High on the summit’s agenda will be exit strategies and the buzz words ‘security transition’. Few are likely to be paying attention to the humanitarian consequences of troop withdrawal or addressing the human cost of their departure.

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