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Afghans Rebuild Their Lives in France Five Years After Taliban Takeover

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Five years after the Taliban seized power, thousands of Afghans who fled to France are rebuilding their lives while facing challenges including language, housing and employment. For women like refugee doctor Fardina Samadi, France offers freedoms denied under Taliban rule, but rebuilding a career and integrating into French society remain difficult.

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Five Years After the Taliban Returned: the Broken Course of Afghan Exiles in France

In a few years, France has become one of the main host countries for Afghan refugees in Europe, with about 100,000 nationals on its territory. Behind this figure, the situation of these women and men who have fled their country for five years is often complicated, between traumas, difficulties to integrate and career paths to rebuild. Report by Alice Brogat and Anaïs Chesnel.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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France24 broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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