Epstein Secrets

controlled by pro-Govt tribes (eg. the Aka Khel pm-Govt "peace militia" ), there have been a few PECs, but not regularly. Six months ago, when the Tirah area (see Note 1 below) was under the control of the pro-Govt group called Ansar ul Islam, PECs took place. At present, Tirah is under the control o

fection. Main FATA transit points along the Pakistan-Afghan border: SWA: Angoor Adda; NWA: Ghulam Khan and Datta Khel; Khyber: Torkham (with PE), Tirah (Tabai); Shalman (Ghakhi); Mohmand: no crossing point; Bajaur: of the four, Latai, Kagga, Ghakhi Pass and Nowa Pass, only Latai and Kagga are used;

; the 1 man-1 woman PE team composition was severely criticized. Note I: The Tirah Valley has an extremely strategic location, as it passes through Kurram, Khyber and Orakzai Agencies in FATA/Pakistan, with Tom Bora in Afghanistan a few kilometres on the other side. The Tirah Valley is a major drugs a

sive informal meetings were held bilaterally or in small groups with a variety of representatives from FATA's seven tribal agencies (Bajaur, Khyber; Kurram; Mohmand; North Waziristan; Orakzai; South Waziristan) and some adjacent semi-settled areas (Kohat, Swat and Shangla). The interlocutors were from

controlled by pro-Govt tribes (eg. the Aka Khel pro-Govt "peace militia" ), there have been a few PECs, but not regularly. Six months ago, when the Tirah area (see Note 1 below) was under the control of the pro- Govt group called Ansar ul Islam, PECs took place. At present, Tirah is under the control o

fection. Main FATA transit points along the Pakistan-Afghan border: SWA: Angoor Adda; NWA: Ghulam Khan and Datta Khel; Khyber: Torkham (with PE), Tirah (Tabai); Shalman (Ghakhi); Mohmand: no crossing point; Bajaur: of the four, Latai, Kagga, Ghakhi Pass and Nowa Pass, only Latai and Kagga are used

ovt has stopped announcing the PEC date so as not to alert the militants, hence many parents have no way of knowing when the PEC is to take place. Kurram, borders Afghanistan: Has ca. 20-25 tribal groups, including an area with mainly shia tribal communities; there is no polio ban; the percentage of

sive informal meetings were held bilaterally or in small groups with a variety of representatives from FATA's seven tribal agencies (Bajaur, Khyber; Kurram; Mohmand; North Waziristan; Orakzai; South Waziristan) and some adjacent semi-settled areas (Kohat, Swat and Shangla). The interlocutors were from

controlled by pro-Govt tribes (eg. the Aka Khel pro-Govt "peace militia" ), there have been a few PECs, but not regularly. Six months ago, when the Tirah area (see Note 1 below) was under the control of the pro- Govt group called Ansar ul Islam, PECs took place. At present, Tirah is under the control o

fection. Main FATA transit points along the Pakistan-Afghan border: SWA: Angoor Adda; NWA: Ghulam Khan and Datta Khel; Khyber: Torkham (with PE), Tirah (Tabai); Shalman (Ghakhi); Mohmand: no crossing point; Bajaur: of the four, Latai, Kagga, Ghakhi Pass and Nowa Pass, only Latai and Kagga are used

ovt has stopped announcing the PEC date so as not to alert the militants, hence many parents have no way of knowing when the PEC is to take place. Kurram, borders Afghanistan: Has ca. 20-25 tribal groups, including an area with mainly shia tribal communities; there is no polio ban; the percentage of

sive informal meetings were held bilaterally or in small groups with a variety of representatives from FATA's seven tribal agencies (Bajaur, Khyber; Kurram; Mohmand; North Waziristan; Orakzai; South Waziristan) and some adjacent semi-settled areas (Kohat, Swat and Shangla). The interlocutors were from

controlled by pro-Govt tribes (eg. the Aka Khel pro-Govt "peace militia" ), there have been a few PECs, but not regularly. Six months ago, when the Tirah area (see Note 1 below) was under the control of the pro- Govt group called Ansar ul Islam, PECs took place. At present, Tirah is under the control o

fection. Main FATA transit points along the Pakistan-Afghan border: SWA: Angoor Adda; NWA: Ghulam Khan and Datta Khel; Khyber: Torkham (with PE), Tirah (Tabai); Shalman (Ghakhi); Mohmand: no crossing point; Bajaur: of the four, Latai, Kagga, Ghakhi Pass and Nowa Pass, only Latai and Kagga are used

ovt has stopped announcing the PEC date so as not to alert the militants, hence many parents have no way of knowing when the PEC is to take place. Kurram, borders Afghanistan: Has ca. 20-25 tribal groups, including an area with mainly shia tribal communities; there is no polio ban; the percentage of

sive informal meetings were held bilaterally or in small groups with a variety of representatives from FATA's seven tribal agencies (Bajaur, Khyber; Kurram; Mohmand; North Waziristan; Orakzai; South Waziristan) and some adjacent semi-settled areas (Kohat, Swat and Shangla). The interlocutors were from