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Although a few of the wandering Kuchi tribesmen have settled down and prospered, most are among the nation's poorest people. Afghan Nomads Feeling Neglected and Forgotten - Los Angeles Times ...

Afghanistan's nomadic Kuchi tribes say they are the most under-valued and most widely-abused ethnic minority in the country. Mines kill the children, the animals. Everything. Fighting is always a ...

Years of war and drought have increasingly forced Afghanistan's Kuchis, a nomadic tribal group, to abandon their traditional lifestyle and relocate to settled areas.

US soldiers walk near a historic castle with members of the Kuchi tribe residing in the Bawka district in Farah province, Afghanistan, on June 12, 2010. Photo via the US Air Force by Senior Airman ...

The area the vehicle was headed is populated by nomadic people known as Kuchi tribes who live in "Kuchi camps." The structures they live in vary from mud huts to tarps strewn over sticks.

Kuchi leaders claim that some candidates aspiring to represent an estimated 5 million nomads are not part of their community. ... Ayub Khan, another Kuchi tribal leader, says the lawmakers elected to ...