Refugee camps, Pakistan (AP) - this is a large country, and complex tent housing tens of thousands of Pakistani is Miza sweat and his family. Hot summer and cold winter, tent to provide a little relief. This three years is such.
Like other refugees, khan escape from Pakistan army fighting between groups and activists, including the taliban and al qaeda in the mountains near the Afghan border.
"I come here to think it will be several months, but in the past three years," khan said, although JieLuo refugee camps and a dirt road through was sitting to one side. "If there is peace today, I will go back."
However, no peace. Although Pakistan has been reluctant to eradicate militants attack U.S. troops in Afghanistan's neighbours, it has shown hesitate, insurgents goals, rather than to overthrow the government in Islamabad much less.
This is a battle has come a huge price Pakistan, things are not always criticize said, the country did not take enough in the war against fear confirmation. About 30000 people have been killed in the country's bloody insurgents northwest, including seven tribal areas and the swat valley.
About 50000 people were forced to flee their homes, because of their tribal areas, watt valley, taliban militants and Pakistan action.
Those who have returned to often find homes, lack of employment opportunities and a militarized landscape mark checkpoints, curfew and to the threat of taliban attacks.
About 1 million still can't go back, but also action, fight against militants continue to escape,.
About 90% of the displaced persons to provide low-cost housing or relatives live together, making it challenging the government or aid agencies often let them are in urgent need of the goods. It is unknown, there are many people find work.
At present, there are about 65000 refugees from the tribal areas JieLuo life and camp southwest peshawar about 30 km (19 miles), the Pakistani government and international aid agencies help, operation. This is a for the fight and displaced Pakistanis in the country's three big faction.
Many city residents complain, ration not enough, especially when they have a big family. The taj mahal, from open boel tribal areas, Ghul said, he and his family have added their ration food, he can only buy the vehicle sales family.
"It all in the belly. Nothing left," he said.
However, almost no one regret to leave their home.
Azrath sweat, 60 years old, said, about a year ago, he fled the embattled open "of the town's barak.
"Even in the government began operation (open boel) and the taliban's main problem is, they kidnap who is a little rich - for the poor, the taliban will they to get along with them," khan said.
Others speak taliban tried to enforce their own brand, religious justice, often will force a man beard and decapitated or hang opponents.
But, refugees also criticized the Pakistani military and said civilians in the fighting, the soldiers rarely considered. If militants fire mortar shells, the army emission 50 shells in response, sweat Miza said.
Who has in the tribal areas of Pakistan's military officials said, this is a kind of exaggeration and military discipline the use of the fire. He did not wish to be named, speak, because he was not authorized to the reporter's question.
Return to a home, also can be very difficult.
People usually get six months of food from the world food program and government compensation, if in the battle of the homes or property. But many people complain of being delay compensation.
Many reports showed that the damage of schools and hospitals, doctors or teachers will not return. The existence of the civilian government has never been especially strong, in the tribal areas, the country's most developed regions.
Mahsud firm sid said, when he returns to his house about a year ago he saw in south waziristan military construction market and repair damaged school. But he is still waiting for his destroyed house compensation.
Others complain that the existence of the army. , who with his five children, his south waziristan last month refugees three years later, abdul · SaDaEr said, the soldiers still can be seen everywhere.
"We are faced with great difficulty, because the army checkpoints and inspection procedures, sometimes we an hour distance, in nearly four hours," he said. "Peace is in the area, but this kind of peace is, you are in a prison."




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