The Shamshato refugee camp is a large refugee camp 25 kilometers southeast of Peshawar, Pakistan.Peshawar lies just east of Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, which line Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. During his 2005 and 2006 reviews Guantanamo captive Awal Gul faced two allegations concerned with the camp: One; that "the detainee stayed at the Shamshateau refugee camp in Pakistan where he worked closely with his commander." and two: that "The Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (HIG) headquarters and operations center was located in Shamshato, near Peshawar, Pakistan."
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| - Шамшату (Шамшатту, Шамшато) — один из 150 лагерей афганских беженцев в Пакистане, на ряду с крупными Джалозай, Баркили, Коткай, Байаур, Шальман, Олд Багзай, Басу, Ащгару. Получил известность в период Афганской войны (1979-1989), как крупнейшая и главная база подготовки афганских моджахедов «Исламской партии Афганистана» — Хизби-е-Ислами под руководством одного из лидеров афганской оппозиции Союза «Пешаварской Семёрки» Гульбеддина Хекматияра.Расположен в районе приграничного с Афганистаном города Пешавар. (ru)
- Shamshatoo (Alternativschreibungen: Shamshatu, Shamshattu) ist ein Flüchtlingslager etwa 30 km südöstlich von Peschawar im Distrikt Peschawar in der Pakistans. Es wurde in den 1980er Jahren wegen des Sowjetisch-Afghanischen Krieges errichtet, nach dem Abzug der Sowjets 1989 geschlossen und 1997 wegen der Talibanherrschaft wieder eröffnet. Die Flüchtlinge aus Afghanistan sind in vier Sektoren eingeteilt, die ihrer ethnischen Zugehörigkeit entsprechen: Paschtunen, Tadschiken, Usbeken und Hazara. Viele waren zuvor in anderen Flüchtlingslagern im Distrikt Peschawar, wie Nasir Bagh und Jalozai. (de)
- The Shamshato refugee camp is a large refugee camp 25 kilometers southeast of Peshawar, Pakistan.Peshawar lies just east of Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, which line Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. During his 2005 and 2006 reviews Guantanamo captive Awal Gul faced two allegations concerned with the camp: One; that "the detainee stayed at the Shamshateau refugee camp in Pakistan where he worked closely with his commander." and two: that "The Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (HIG) headquarters and operations center was located in Shamshato, near Peshawar, Pakistan." (en)
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| - Shamshatoo (Alternativschreibungen: Shamshatu, Shamshattu) ist ein Flüchtlingslager etwa 30 km südöstlich von Peschawar im Distrikt Peschawar in der Pakistans. Es wurde in den 1980er Jahren wegen des Sowjetisch-Afghanischen Krieges errichtet, nach dem Abzug der Sowjets 1989 geschlossen und 1997 wegen der Talibanherrschaft wieder eröffnet. Die Flüchtlinge aus Afghanistan sind in vier Sektoren eingeteilt, die ihrer ethnischen Zugehörigkeit entsprechen: Paschtunen, Tadschiken, Usbeken und Hazara. Viele waren zuvor in anderen Flüchtlingslagern im Distrikt Peschawar, wie Nasir Bagh und Jalozai. 2007 waren noch über 100.000 Flüchtlinge in Shamshatoo, die vom afghanischen Warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyār und seiner Gruppe Hezb-e Eslāmī kontrolliert werden sollten. (de)
- The Shamshato refugee camp is a large refugee camp 25 kilometers southeast of Peshawar, Pakistan.Peshawar lies just east of Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, which line Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. American intelligence analysts asserted during Guantanamo captive 's Combatant Status Review Tribunal and his annual Administrative Review Board hearings that his stay in the refugee camp established an "enemy combatant" because they believed recruiters from the Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin militia had tried to recruit fighters within the camp.Sharifullah testified that he had been unaware of any militant presence during his stay in the camp. During his 2005 and 2006 reviews Guantanamo captive Awal Gul faced two allegations concerned with the camp: One; that "the detainee stayed at the Shamshateau refugee camp in Pakistan where he worked closely with his commander." and two: that "The Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (HIG) headquarters and operations center was located in Shamshato, near Peshawar, Pakistan." These allegations were not present during his 2004 Combatant Status Review Tribunal, and were dropped from his third annual review in 2007. According to the American counter-terrorism think-tank The Jamestown Foundation, the camp is surrounded by a two-meter tall mud-brick wall, and its 2,000 occupants are all loyal to Hekmatyar.The Pakistani newspaper Dawn also reports that the camp is a center of support for Hekmatyar. Shahabuddin Hekmatyar, the younger brother of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the leader of the Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin was arrested outside the camp on August 17, 2008. (en)
- Шамшату (Шамшатту, Шамшато) — один из 150 лагерей афганских беженцев в Пакистане, на ряду с крупными Джалозай, Баркили, Коткай, Байаур, Шальман, Олд Багзай, Басу, Ащгару. Получил известность в период Афганской войны (1979-1989), как крупнейшая и главная база подготовки афганских моджахедов «Исламской партии Афганистана» — Хизби-е-Ислами под руководством одного из лидеров афганской оппозиции Союза «Пешаварской Семёрки» Гульбеддина Хекматияра.Расположен в районе приграничного с Афганистаном города Пешавар. (ru)
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