Prisoners of the Afghan Pamir I SLICE I Full documentary

[@MrOrientalism]

I was born in these Mountains. It's my homeland. Greetings from Pamiri people of Tajikistan to Pamir region of Afghanistan - these people aren't alone, many Pamiri people live in that area, such as Wakhis and Shughnis, hope they will help our Kyrgyz brothers.

[@computerskarimnagar8237]

I pray the god would provide you some means for good health and long lives

[@Dilwaa]

Were are you now 🇬🇧

[@zaldypedrera5110]

@African Stories ug

[@zaldypedrera5110]

The♒💜📈♋⚰️🏺💛

[@zaldypedrera5110]

@@Dilwaa💜 ugh,ugh⬜🔺🗝️🇵🇫

[@osmani6004]

As Afghan I want to say thank you Slice for putting the time and effort to create such beautiful documentary about Pamir and their people. I wish them peace and happiness

[@jeffreycabanellas8113]

It is difficult to feel sympathy for a man who chooses his opium high over the well being of wife and children/I can see no future for a man incapable of empathy for his only support system (his family),To compound the issue he smokes paracetamol.This will destroy his lungs and in fact will do a little if he takes it as directed. Hey I will help a man when he’s down but how can you help someone when their body is laying down and his mind is out of town.

[@SS-kg8qw]

Hope you got a mouthful from the European.

[@LNDN1905]

@@jeffreycabanellas8113 You’re right but he said there’s literally no doctors near them and it takes up to 14 days just to get to one so he’s doing that to cure himself as he said but then he got addicted to it. It’s easy to judge him harshly but you and I can not live his life in those conditions. I’m not condoning what he’s doing but I understand why he’s doing it. Hope he stops it though.

[@crizeldayaan-corbita8752]

This is heart breaking that he is addicted. The narrator is right, in no time they will not have sheep left. Very sad to watch.

[@bandorojayafarm6996]

Your homeland extremly wonderfull and genuine, how peacefull those life.

[@blankslate6393]

This is an anthropological gem. Thanks Slice for such a unique window into life of people who we will never know without your remarkable documentaries. Best of luck for resilient Kyrgyz people. Hope they don't force to live their home land.

[@mariakelly90210]

They really don't have a choice. It's literally become a matter of life or death.

[@gracie99999]

[@Ormonovaibek]

Our Kyrgyz state resettled some of our brothers to Kyrgyzstan, and every year doctors go there because the road there is very difficult, they are used to living freely and high in the mountains, it is hard for them to live with us, but it is gradually getting better, in the future we will take everyone away! Thank you for documentary! Respect! Greetings from 🇰🇬 🇰🇬 🇰🇬

[@CarlosGutierrez-ef2pd]

Please tell your leader to save Afghanistan

[@comradeleppi2000]

​@@CarlosGutierrez-ef2pd why should his leader protect afghanistan

[@Ebad-khan-helmand]

@@CarlosGutierrez-ef2pdfrom what ???

[@WongMaiPeng-op9uj]

Pl

[@ВенераКалдыбаева-ф6ф]

great movie! thanks a lot! hello to my fellow Kyrgyz, may the Almighty protect you. With love from Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬

[@jamela6438]

🇦🇫🤝🇰🇬

[@ronsvlog2314]

Y don't you guys take them back

[@nickkging]

@@ronsvlog2314 we took them back. But the government of Afghanistan didn't let us.

[@KirKizi]

​@n😂ickkging

[@anaz7603]

@@nickkgingoh wow, is there a reason why the then Afghan government did not allow them to go to Kyrgyzstan?!

[@kevinadams9468]

I was in the Pamir (USSR/Tadzhikistan) in 1989. It was one of the most beautiful places I have ever traveled. I loved seeing the results of so many human migrations through the land - Persians, Mongols, Greeks, Scythians... and basically anyone who fought with or against Alexander the Great. Amazing to see olive-skinned kids with jet black hair and blue eyes! Wonderful people, beautiful land.

[@ALTAJR-07]

you definitely can see all the admixtures on some of the little children in this docu. some look East Asian and some don't. also all the Light Blondish Hair color. I've seen other videos of these Central Asian tribals with East Asian faces but Green or Blue eyes.

[@carykaradasia4568]

Cause they are a mix of europeans=Aryans with the invading mongolturks=Kyrgyz. Before the turkic/mongol invasion of central asia in the middle ages this region was inhabitated mainly by europeans who were indigenous in the region. Europe in antiquity was not the miniscule region that now is. Invasion mainly from mongolturks and arabs made us small. European lands were as far as the hindu kush till the china border.

[@SS-kg8qw]

@@carykaradasia4568 since Europeans didn't invade anyone I feel sympathetic.

[@sakura613]

@@SS-kg8qw The Europeans invaded plenty around the globe.

[@romanzmlv1458]

@@carykaradasia4568 European lands stretched to Hindu Kush? You’re funny. Europe ends where the Ural Mountains are. If you mean Alexander the Great’s empire, it was not European

[@irishdevil1490]

Those people are truly amazing, it really makes me appreciate the little things I have. My family and my prayers goes out to them.

[@jayaramanp7267]

Our miseries vanish when we see the hardships experienced by these people. May God Bless these innocent tribes with abundance of Happiness. I wish their children get educated and come out of the shackles. From Tamilnadu India.

[@hasibullahshowjahie5075]

As a Afghan I always pray for these people to live with full of happiness and love ,

[@nickymiller9301]

only pashtun are afghan, alll central asian are mongolian

[@SD-wr8rm]

In general life is tough in Afghanistan. For centuries this country has been used as battle feild of super powers. One after another were defeated by the courageous people of this nation. Any other country could not survive wars as long as these they did. My deepest sympathy and reverence to the courageous people of Afghanistan. Wish you peace and prosperity.

[@priscillacruz2947]

Amen *

[@mindatrest6838]

Afghans were in very ancient times known by the Sanskrit name Ashwa Vahanas (Horse Riders).... They were the warrior people of the ancient Hindu Kingdom, Gandhara....

[@SD-wr8rm]

@@mindatrest6838 Afghans are ancient Arians. 1200 years ago before Islam , they were Zoroastrians. Zoroastrianism is 4000-6000 years old, originated in north east of Afghanistan. It is the oldest monotheistic religion of the ancient Persia. Hinduism is a polytheism religion of India, that is date back to 1500 BCE.

[@mindatrest6838]

@@SD-wr8rm Firstly, Hindusim is not polytheistic, and also not a religion.... Zoroastrianism in ancient Sanskrit was called Jaratustra (a class of ustra), Jaratustra Spitama (Sanskrit name) founder of Zoroastrianism was a Kashmiri Brahmin (born in Kashmir, India).... Ancient Afghanistan was the kingdom of Gandhar about 3000bce.... The word Afghan came from AshwaVahan (original name) to Avagan (late vedic) to Afghan (present).... After Vedic era,during the first millennia, Afghanistan was a Buddhist kingdom, The heartland of the Kushan empire of Emperor Kanishka....

[@SD-wr8rm]

@@mindatrest6838 Afghanistan name was given by Ahmad Shah Durrani in 18 th century. Ahmad Shah Durrani was top general of Persian empire. Afghanistan was a state of Persia empire called Khorasan. Before that it was Ariana, the Greek called it Bakhtar. Afghanistan name is a pseudonym which is not representative of the people of that region.

[@gerardomaastricht6524]

Can you imagine the work that is required to make such a document as a small document maker. Amazing dude.

[@travellingyeti6333]

Also the camera crew literally had to live with them and travel through snow etc to film this

[@gracie99999]

no worries I can’t afford a wife either brother

[@rayjack]

Filmmakers probably had helicopters flying them in and out by end of the day

[@pecelirovucago7149]

@@rayjack After watching and reading all comments, I think my best option is to go by helicopter.

[@dukehighness4805]

without discounting the challenges and issues these people are having and I am deeply sorry about, I really find everything about their lives amazing... the culture is uniquely while preserved. I particularly am in awe how they survive their seemingly simple living spent in an utterly hard condition with fewer resources available... i would not have a chance the next day had it been me in there seriously. precisely how this is so beautiful to me, and i have all high praises to the strength and how resilient this minority are. they definitely did a goos job keeping their way of life as it is.

[@vilvismargots5937]

Thanks for this documentary! The beauty of Pamir nature has left me speechless. Those people are worthy of respect!

[@muhammadtaimurkhan1661]

Yes indeed they have strong will brave people survive in such condition where there is no facility at all but it is their will,their unwavering convictions that make them able to overcome all the hurdles in their life deserving huge respect 🙏

[@alijafarynejad8973]

This is the most beautiful movie I've ever seen, it hurts my heart they've to deal with opium addiction, these people are so beautiful and innocent, seeing them struggle, my background is very similar to them I have Persian background and remember as a child living like that. Thank you for making this movie.

[@user-xk9qg8ft7x]

This is extremely Heart Breaking. I hope for a better future for Afghanistan.

[@DreamteamCarlo]

I feel very grateful to have spent some time in the Wakhan / Pamir area, such a special place and people. As far as I remember most people there were Tajik, so if these Kyrgyz groups don't get along with them they must feel extremely isolated. Thank you for sharing this documentary. I wish these people a future in which they can continue their culture conquering the harsh climate, without their lives being made even tougher by social/political factors like borders, wars, opium and geopolitics. Hopefully, Nematullah will stay and become happy with his family. Much love from Holland ❤

[@kyrgyz4768]

Well, unfortunately, they won’t be there; the government wants to take it back to their homeland. 😢

[@comradeleppi2000]

​@@kyrgyz4768 so where are they now..?

[@amoghavarshanripatunga]

​@@kyrgyz4768Well, seems like that's a way better option than living in Afghanistan tbh

[@toryal7510]

Our beautiful Afghanistan 🇦🇫🙏. I miss you so much 😘 😭 I hope as soon as possible the central government and other organisations help our fellow citizens in Pamir...

[@peternorth5791]

You wish. Taliban is in power. No help for the nomads

[@huluqi3972]

why don't you come china and do construction work? We have all the infastructure, as long as you follow the law and don't go around buy wifes, you can and will have one wife if you are man enough, and your wife won't have a chance to die giving birth, and you/your offsprings can have more wives secretly after they/you have more than enough money, it's just like American dream in your reach.

[@গুরুত্বপূর্ণউপপাদ্য]

@@peternorth5791 Military chief of Taliban is Qari Fasiuddin Badakshani, from Pamir region. For the first time in history a nomad from Pamir gets such high position in central govt of Afghanistan. Indeed Taliban are freedom fighters and villain for invader supporters like u

[@huluqi3972]

@clemathieu JT I am helping CN growing. Have faith! Don't be selfish! Believe that everyone can change with a different environment. In near future, CNese society will lack cheap labour to support the aging and educated population.

[@huluqi3972]

@clemathieu JT The population isn't growing, doesn't mean ppl don't age. And How many years can these robots stand without maintance and renewing? The nature will not forget you, you will see, without cheap labour, automation will fail before nature.

[@abukhairbelitung]

Assalamu'alaikum saudaraku di Pamir Afghanistan, saya dari Indonesia. Trimakasih kpd SLICE yg telah menghadirkan tontonan indah ttg kehidupan belahan dunia lain sehingga kita mengetahui kehidupan saudara kita disana. Semoga Allah yg maha besar menjaga kalian semua saudaraku. Aamiin🙏❤❤

[@fasx56]

These Tribes are on the edge of survival in the best of circumstanced and then you add the Opium addiction and No Medical or dental care of any type it is a miracle that the tribes are still around. The film Crew has to be commended for their courage and willingness to endure cold and snow and primitive living conditions to produce this Sad but very informative Documentary.

[@markbraxton1289]

Yeah hard to understand how they survive without pharmaceuticals....and vaccinations...unbelievable

[@AaAa-pf7tj]

@@markbraxton1289 go there living with them. If you have anything useful for them to offer to them. How long you will last? And what are you waiting for, go now!!

[@markbraxton1289]

@@AaAa-pf7tj about 5 minutes. My above statement was an exercise in sarcasm...try to stay alert !

[@AaAa-pf7tj]

@@markbraxton1289 I don't give a f about you or your whatever.

[@markbraxton1289]

@@AaAa-pf7tj but i really care about you...hahahahhaha..half wit

[@Face2Facee]

I am from Afghanistan Kabul, but i have seen this kind of poeple ,place and tough life for the first time , Thank you SLICE for this documentry .

[@nadaanaalim]

In 2015 I made this journey by foot via the Irshad pass from Pakistan into this little Pamir. So far it was one of a lifetime experience living with the Kirgyz and Wakhi nomads of the Wakhan Corridor. Since then I travel to more than 30 countries but couldn’t get such an experience elsewhere. Globalisation and Capitalism has removed our distinctiveness and we are a monotonous creatures from Chile to North Korea. From Alaska to Papa New Genuea.

[@kishankhan1179]

I'm an Afghan I have Subscribed and watched thes video and I have red your comment its very SAD and beautiful the world is creating more weapons bombs unfortunately

[@lisette2060]

As if communism gave these people any better options? You couldn't even share your thoughts and experiences without capitalism and its achievements ... Stop fooling yourself and other ignorants.

[@lisette2060]

@@kishankhan1179 nonsense, you're living in a time with better opportunities than any other generations. How about questioning the medieval ideology ruining your poor society, during centuries? You make daily choices, as well as anyone else ...

[@nadaanaalim]

@@lisette2060 what makes you think that the other alternative to capitalism in just communism and for your information if you were well read in the history of your capitalist liberal democracy that gave you all what you achieved including this platform to interact (as if communism was behind in technological advancement) at the same time it deprived these people of their choice of living in any other place and be a prisoner of this strip of land (as the title reads). You should know that the British divided these boundaries and forced people to live in such inhospitable environments including my own Wakhi ethic group who once use to roam free around these lands are now divided in four countries. Stop fooling your self and try to read a little before venturing on too defend something. Cheers ✌🏼

[@nadaanaalim]

@@lisette2060 Yes in a time where economic inequality, access to resources and poverty is all time high in human history. living in North America and Europe makes you blind towards the plight of the global south and their problems. you might be in a privileged position to make use of the opportunities available to you but that's not the case elsewhere. and even the fate of us poor people is also decided by your IMF and world bank unfortunately who sets the poverty line and claims that they've achieved something through the lens that you are wearing not through our medieval mindset 🤣

[@indianmusicstyle5959]

Even though I grew up in Afghanistan this video is so strange to me and the life is completely different from other regions of AGH thanks and much love for preparing the documentary.

[@Trekkingvibes]

Incredible, in terms of filming in such harsh climatic conditions. Thank you SLICE

[@dragon.fromindia3235]

GOLD AND SILVER ARE SAFE INVESTMENT THAN CRYPTO OR OTHER COUNTRIES CURRENCYS..PAPER AND CRYPTO CURRENCY CAN BE MANIPULATED.METALS ARE ESSENTIAL TO EVERY COUNTRY ECONOMY...

[@mustakimhasan4786]

There is no money.there is no education. but there is happiness & peace.... they are good & hardworker people. i love all of them from Bangladesh

[@jalalhussein6473]

Thanks brather

[@GugaBahr.]

And sadly drugs...

[@mazinboo9406]

May be peace but they are not happy at all.

[@oskary2833]

These people don't seem happy and are also addicted to drugs

[@readlearnteach2042]

I am always fascinated to see people still living this old civilisation life proudly... I always thought of them as brave,organic & rare people... I wish Afghanistan didn't see war polutions & chemical destruction... these people would have lived long.... ❤

[@LNDN1905]

The western world have done a lot of damage to the rest of the world and innocent people are affected and suffer throughout their lives unfortunately.

[@crizeldayaan-corbita8752]

Sad thing is that opium got into them. That would be hard to stop. 😢😢

[@Сало-ш5ж]

Nothing proud in being traded for 100 sheep.

[@alimomandkotwal1893]

@@Сало-ш5ж what is that you are proud of ...explain ... the chemical bombs 💣...the wars ....the pollution ...the superiority complex you have is not worthy of proud at all

[@Itried20takennames]

I was just going to say the first comment, but Cano beat me to it. I get that people may live as they choose and one set of values doesn’t fit all….but don’t think the women there are living too long. 1 in 3 die in childbirth, and half of kids die and the abuses of selling daughters to the highest bidder are pretty apparent….and that is just the tip of the iceberg as far as hardships and lack of basic human rights. I wish them well, but wouldn’t gush over their culture as “brave” - my guess is that half have no choice and would be tortured/killed if they tried to escape.

[@АаламСырлары-ы5т]

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[@khalidooafg7407]

Thank you Slice crew and team for the documentary.. love my country and it’s beautiful people , landscapes.. feel sorry for them. Life is very tough out their . Breaks my heart 😞

[@chris1806]

why tough

[@comradeleppi2000]

Didn't you watch documentary​@@chris1806

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

An incredible documentary, an incredibly strong & hardy peoples & even more incredible , to bear witness, to their way of life, albeit however harsh, their presented environment. They work with what they have, very well, despite all hardships they face daily. I really love and enjoy learning about humans, all around our planet. It's one of life's most enjoyable pass times. May God bless these people and may they be able to maintain their history, their culture & their unique way of life. Thank you, for sharing. My best wishes to all. Peace

[@Itried20takennames]

“Women are expensive because they die young. It takes 100 sheep to buy a wife.”

[@ismay33l]

What a beautiful story, i wish these people all the best in their life 😇

[@Itried20takennames]

“Women are expensive because they die young. It takes 100 sheep to buy a wife.” “1 in 3 will die in childbirth, and half of children won’t survive to adulthood,….the daughters will be sold at the right price.” They have a right to live as they chose (or at least as some of them choose, half would just be beaten to death if they tried to escape) but to me…seems tragic, not “beautiful.”

[@peddadanarasingarao9957]

Prisoners of Afghan Palmirs documentary is really good. Very hard life. Kudos to those people who live in such conditions. It takes Great commitment to film such documentaries. Hats off.

[@Alamy-PR]

When I see my country’s mountains 🏔 I can’t stop my tear. Afghanistan 🇦🇫 with Beautiful culture, beautiful Natural Nature, friendly people, LAND OF BLESSINGS The good thing is I Understand their Language, the same language “Farsi” a little bit different accent.

[@LifeisEnergy2]

But really bad in treating animals…

[@waddahabdo7273]

I like to marry an afghan or iranian woman!!!

[@inanothertime5227]

@@LifeisEnergy2 that's the way those people live. This is not the west they don't have supermarkets or anything, at least have some understanding

[@inanothertime5227]

@@LifeisEnergy2 you really love those animals don't you. 😂😂 trust me your ancestors killed many to bring you to this life, it's the way of life and yet you cry over people who does not have anything to survive of nut their animals, that's their currency because they can not work or live anywhere else. Yet you a westerner with a perfect life judging someone who is living a life that you could not last a second, why is it that you only care about the animal and not those peoples life huh? Animals are more important than a dying baby?

[@LifeisEnergy2]

@@inanothertime5227 You were the one Judging me! I was born in Africa and I have lived the worst life that you can only imagine!! So stop being cruel and make excuses to killing other beings! you will have to answer to God!! this is why we have so many problems in the world because of people like you!!

[@RostamBahadur]

God bless my Kyrgyz compatriots 🇦🇫 Hope to improve roads, transportation, and life in Wakhan Corridor.

[@tl-zn5et]

extreme hard conditions yet they still exist. kudos to them all. in my personal opinion, these are the ones who desperately need financial aid/support from wealthy countries.

[@strawberrychco7724]

Sending my love and best wishes to our Kyrgyz people in the Pamir mountains from an Uzbek Afghan, the lifestyle and culture and and everything is really similar to us Uzbeks and türkmens, and i feel sad to see the fact that Afghanistan's government failed to serve it's people not only Kyrgyz but all Afghans, and about Kyrgyz i also wish them the best if they're leaving Afghanistan our homeland to turkey, half of my relative's and family members are in turkey too, we also tried to leave for turkey but we couldn't and I pray For Afghanistan and for all turko mongol people of Afghanistan to prosper , we have suffered enough💔🙏

[@AfG_313]

I am as well uzbek/Tajik we were from southern Afghanistan tho Kandahar & Ghazni also of course Kabul

[@burgut781]

I'm also Uzbek from Afghanistan, all those poverty, misery comes from internal war and Terrorists Taliban which is backed by Pakistan.

[@AfG_313]

@@burgut781 how come our Uzbeks always fight alongside the Taliban? Even back in 1995 I remember Uzbeks were fighting side by side of Taliban. I am uzbek as well my grandfather was Uzbek

[@AfG_313]

@@burgut781 but now I see they are slowly starting to join hands with Tajiks or hazaras cause even with Tajiks and Uzbeks they fought a lot and Tajiks and hazaras. Some white people just drew a line around all the tribes around Afghanistan and called it a country lol

[@ruslannarynov9938]

Tashakor barodarim, iliq dustona sozlar uchun kop kop rahmat! hamesha turktabor barodarlarimiz omon obod bulsinlar!

[@sayedkhalilullahmonib3363]

My beautiful people and my beautiful Afghanistan. Loving it

[@santokhsingh1112]

Khuda sy Dua hy Afganistan Taraqi kary ।

[@diane9247]

A very handsome people, stunning landscape, haunting music...thank you so much for this film. It's an absolute beauty.

[@11LaiLa11.]

As an Afghan (from the quraysh/ pashtun tribe) it fascinates me how life in wakhan differs so much compared to life in Kabul. If only the Kyrgyz people had proper roads and transport to visit Kabul. In Sha Allah, hopefully all of Afghanistan will get developed once sanctions are lifted and proper peace and security comes.

[@fahqgoogle5941]

Look at Ukraine fighting for there country like men, while afgan had more weapons, military, money(american ) and they still ran like cowards. We should bring all the Ukraine here who wanna fight cuz those are the kind of men we need, sadly there real men and would not abandoned there country for a free flight

[@11LaiLa11.]

@@fahqgoogle5941 Afghans fighted for 40 years and honestly I'm happy that the war stopped. It was an Afghan vs afghan war. And I hope Ukraine also finds peace, war is never the solution. Our men were brave, america signed a deal with the taliban (doha deal) and the president ran away. I wish Ukraine also has a peace deal with Russia.

[@mahmoodmumtaz3584]

@@fahqgoogle5941 Talibans are Afghans , don't understand your logics , Nato were invaders .

[@ah3690]

Unfortunately your beloved country it’s turned down the help from west, there for has lost the chance to develop with due respect, there is no more future at least in next 100 years. Good luck to you am I’m deeply sorry but this it’s true

[@MehdiAhmadi]

If you are pashtun it's better to ask yourself as Afghanistan was govern by pashtun for 300 years

[@sherbaz_khan5227]

We live on Pakistani side of pamir we're not kyrghizs but sharing almost same culture. The life in our side is quite better . Literacy rate is almost 90% . I wish the government of Afghanistan and Pakistan could help these ppl.

[@atiqullahmasumy-sj3wc]

Thanks Slice for the beautiful Documentary. I am from Afghanistan too, but I have never imagined in some parts of Afghanistan life has been this much hard.O wish them peace and prosperity

[@kristyblackwell7691]

I absolutely love your channel and your documentaries. Wish this one longer so we could know how things ended up for the brother and sister.

[@readlearnteach2042]

After 20 years what did UK & America done for these people... How much help & money was given from these documentary to help them

[@Hawashorts87]

Please please please come back to Afghanistan when my beautiful country changes to a peaceful country. I’m Turkmen of Afghanistan and I love you guys very much with you culture and ways to live . I completely believe that one day Afghanistan become to a powerful country in the world I hope you guys come back and make such a different country. One day all of this problem will be solved.😉😉😉 again I love you my beautiful people.

[@juliethash5199]

❤️❤️❤️as a Tajik of Afghanistan-salut to my Turkmen and Kyrgyzstani people of Afghanistan- you are treasures . I wish Pashtuns governments of Afghanistan stop killing the other ethnic groups and their own ..

[@waddahabdo7273]

So you speak turkmen and farsi???

[@গুরুত্বপূর্ণউপপাদ্য]

@@juliethash5199 40% Taliban commanders are non Pashtuns. Check fascism inside Tajikistan first

[@Nabighulam1547]

They don’t have any choice the want to be survive because of the children ❤️🇦🇫

[@Ssmaarrtt]

​@@waddahabdo7273 t is not farsi but Dari

[@usmcmma]

Drugs are EVERYWHERE!!! With 2 young sons and a brother that died of a fentanyl overdose I am scared to death. Then I see a tribe on literal edge of the earth with drug problems and I'm terrified!!!!

[@H8-IZ-G8]

Yeah dude I had to watch it throughout to see if opium was involved and it sure was smfh

[@MnM_CuteCatClips]

Beautiful, heart touching documentary. Thanks to Slice for producing such a wonderful documentary on the struggle of marginalized group of people. Felt like running up to them and be of some help. ❤️ftom Bangladesh🇧🇩

[@John-vh3ig]

It was so easy to watch under the comfort of civilized world. I bet it's a very challenging just to shoot the videos. Great job SLICE ! Thank you.

[@rezarezayi2712]

as anfghan i think life is better in Pamir mountians than Kabul right now. I hope the best for them and the beautiful family🌱🌞❤

[@waddahabdo7273]

how can you describe life in Kabul?? Asia is interesting and rich.

[@shamiemcguire1588]

The old Islanders of the west coast of Ireland were not unlike these people. Cut off, on cold desolate Island's. Eventually they all left for the mainland. But at least they were all welcome with open arms. Great documentary. Because I doubt that they will be there for much longer. Remarkable people

[@edvardthomson7264]

🤣

[@АбылгазыТурдумаматов-ь7ы]

Love from Kyrgyzstan to our kyrgyz brothers🇰🇬💙

[@archie1554]

If they are your brothers, your own people why don't you give them refugee in kyrgizistan ? Why are they talking about turkey?

[@АбылгазыТурдумаматов-ь7ы]

@@archie1554 it is a long story,you have to get more information yourself about Pamir kyrgyz and i cant give you infos

[@archie1554]

@@АбылгазыТурдумаматов-ь7ы so if it's a fucking long story and complicated then everybody has to be in turkey, as if turkey is a refugee shelter anyone who has a hard time can sit on the head of Anatolians

[@archie1554]

@@АбылгазыТурдумаматов-ь7ы they should go to kyrgizistan, we don't need millions of refugees and their alien problems, we have so many problems in turkey we never solved them and now millions of foreigners are moving to our land and play with our future, this is not acceptable.

[@uu-pb8nn]

@@archie1554 In 2017 Kyrgyz Government started special program for Afghani Kyrgyz families to bring them Kyrgyzstan now they are Kyrgyz citizens. After tajik aggression against Kyrgyzstan its impossible to help them due to logistics because to reach Wakhan corridor in Afghanistan need to cross through tajik territories

[@gulerozgur833]

Kırgız Kardeşlerimize Sevgiler...

[@DilAbadyi]

I love the documentary showing us the unknown life of Afghan Kyrgyz people, and i hope the Afghan Government can help them let them have more access to medicine, quit addicting and cut off drugs, build roads for them. Afghanistan is a very diverse country and rich in different cultures, it made me fascinated.

[@homiezzz1269]

So well documented. Grateful to slice for their efforts to make us peek into the lives of the Pamiris. Hope they will get their basic necessities fulfilled without leaving their native behind.

[@CodingAqyanoos]

I have a message for them from Europe: you think living there in the mountains without enough supplies, tools, arrangements,...is difficult But believe me that you have the best lives. Living in the city in a modern way with all comforts, machines and services is really not interesting, not joyful and not valuable. Natural life is the best life! I wish I was that lucky to live like you in the mountains moving with the weather. I wish you all happiness. God bless you ❤

[@WaniSahil-it7ix]

Man you are saying halfway truth Eu didn't know what hardship is they have everything available so they forget God who Allah (God) is and became atheist with nonsense stupidity

[@BASMA13-w9p]

صدقت،،،الحياة في الطبيعة تجعلك تحس بالحرية والراحة بعيدا عن هذه التكتولوجيا

[@barboramuchova9193]

Sad a person who perhaps has never lived that kind of life harsh life. Greetings from Tajikistan...lived in a village here and stayed also for some time in distant mountains, experienced that kind of life. Go, try it for a month at least, then say...

[@CodingAqyanoos]

@@barboramuchova9193 have you ever heard of Afghanistan? You are complaining about Tajikistan? I lived in a very far country side for 21 years with animals and without any technology. Now I have lived in Europe for 10 years. Trust me that the worst situations in Afghanistan are way better than the lifestyle in Europe or in western countries. You have to come and experience by yourself to understand me

[@emilyjones4736]

except when you are old or sick. no health care. not to mention dentists

[@FishingAdventuresDubai]

Incredible. Watching from neighboring Pakistan. I wish we could do something to help these people. It is so heartbreaking

[@faustinae3927]

Talk to them and set up a group. Any help is always appreciate ❤️🌹

[@SPJeza]

It's your drugged up Pakistan that needs help.

[@ZAIN.STO2]

They r very close to gilgit Pakistan

[@hamzamahdi104]

Yes we can help them through Khyber pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit baltistan sides wakhan corridor to access hospitals and some financial help just like we doing with others Afghanis fircalmost 40 years

[@Durrani23]

Thank you, they do not toxic Pakistani help. Let them live their life. Help yourself instead

[@michelleooi8386]

Thank you again so much "SLICE" for SHARING this video which is so good to watch - its an eye opener and I love it as I am always curious how people like them live in such harsh conditions and climate. Amazing bunch of people & may God bless them always. Whenever I watch such documentaries, I always do feel so blessed being born in my country where there are no natural diaster, plenty of food always (I become so fat as I love eating) and overall people of all very good/friendly.

[@burgut781]

Ohhh it's heartbreaking for us. I wish I wasn't born in Afghanistan.

[@michelleooi8386]

@@burgut781 Dear Burgut : Thank you for this reply. Be positive and move forward - many of us do not have a choice of birth - into which country, culture and our parents. I do believe its fated and will of God. If we cannot change anything - WE just have to be happy with what we have and do our best. As an outsider, I've always for such a long time have heard and seen so many bad issues with Afghanistan. But nowadays KZbin will share alot of the lifestyle of the villages in the outskirts and everything does look so peaceful from what I've seen and heard. So its probably only not safe to live in the city Kabul and there abouts where so many fanatic are ... And if you are a woman in such a country - I do feel so sorry for all of you ... But take care Stay Safe

[@khizar8286]

Unbelievable. Thanks for showing this hidden community. Seemed, I was there

[@uranurkash7459]

Памирлик туугандарыбыз, ушундай жаратылыштын катаал кырдаалына карабай, үрп адат каала салттарды сактап келгениңиздерге таазим, өз мекениңиздерге кайтып келип алсаңыздар мынчалык азап чекпейт белениздер.

[@AbdullahKhan-dw8nm]

I am an Uzbek from Afghanistan and i fully understand the Kyrgyz language

[@barefootprofessor3455]

Grew up in refugee camp with out a father ( died early) survived two wars , i thought no body had lived tougher life then you . But i must say compared to this it was paradise.

[@greenlantern8950]

A phenomenal documentary. Thank you very much.

[@obedan3990]

SLICE documentaries are the BEST!! Thank you SLICE 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@マダ阿]

Thank you for the beautiful piece right there. Absolutely fascinating how despite the simplicity of life over there there is also fundamental politics and psychosocial dynamics at play.

[@УлукМамбеткулов]

Айнанайын Кыргызым бир убакта тынч жаткан жеринерден элинерден куулуп оор турмушта жашап жатамынар, Орус бийлигине каршы кочуп кетинер, тамеки банги зат чекбегиле.

[@alyassamih201]

I am an Afghan but I never seen one of them they live amazingly simple ancient culture life.

[@alinazari1259]

I'm hazara from Afghanistan and looking at this is very similar to our culture. Just different languages

[@asadullahsoufiany3836]

موافق هستم برادر قندم

[@inanothertime5227]

My mom she told me they were basically hazars but just a different kind, like other hazaras we are all different but still hazara.

[@Ormonovaibek]

Хазары имеют уйгурское происхождение, а до 8го века кыргызы и уйгуры жили вместе, от туда идёт сходство, если внимательно прислушаться вы поймёте кыргызов без переводчика! Мы тюркский народ понимаем без переводчика друг друга ❤❤❤❤ салам из Кыргызстана 🇰🇬🇰🇬🇰🇬

[@KowalskyLeon]

Brave people. These are very few people living recently on the planet which I trully respect.

[@KowalskyLeon]

@Ranjit Tyagi True.

[@littoww]

I've been a heroin addict for 6 years. I have to go through withdrawal in a cosy bed, with a tv, food, heating, medication, and even that is hell on earth. I cannot imagine having a habit in a place like that, and with that kind if predicament. And of course opium is not as as strong so he would need to use even more and more. Awful. "We cant live without it anymore" "We are prisoners of it" I have heard these words spoken of all kinds of people, including myself

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Oh my God! such Beauty on our World - but what is the World coming to... *SLICE* i am always thankfull for your posts 🙏💕

[@Fly_high138]

Allah always keep them strong healthy and away from the filth of artificial world. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰!

[@uraajgurung74]

Amazing documentary👍🏻👍🏻 Brave people ❤️❤️ Huge Respect 🤗🤗 God bless 😇😇

[@irinakolcheva5212]

These people deserve respect! Greetings from Bulgaria! :):):)

[@YusofieAhamid]

many thanks to the SLICE, for giving coverage to these amazing people and their nice lifestyles. i am sorry that they face difficulties and deciding to move to turkey. they deserve peace and happy life in their own land.

[@mahatiurekanova3367]

How can we support Kyrgyz people???

[@YusofieAhamid]

@@mahatiurekanova3367 to educate them.

[@veeradastoor9726]

What a beautiful documentary. I, an Indian would never have known about these people and their lives. Thank you Slice.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

This is representative for nomadic tribes world-over. The amount of sad circumstances that govern their lives, inevitably will destroy them. Governments do very little for these people whom they have little control over. In centuries gone by, no borders existed for them, and they thrived. In a modern world, made smaller by instant communication and rapid travel, they are scrambling over their small worlds that time forgot. My heart goes out to them. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@krissrikrishna9478]

i pray from bottom of my heart....god shall bless them with human amenities like hospital....school...and conveyance by any one government. letus all thinkwhy they shall be abandoned like in life risk areas...let us feel some concern for them....they also like us. i m from india. thank you slice....great effort u made....shown our self in the mirror.

[@watsong24]

I feel so sad for the children. It's a wretched life for them.

[@diane9247]

I imagine that they are under-nourished. The poor baby looked quite miserable.

[@soilewiirila7289]

Yes Men prefer smoking opium instead of feeding they Kids...

[@Tina-cw4ou]

@Улыбайтесь она Вам к лицу to buy opium sure

[@jyotisitapure9521]

Thank you slice for all this hard work to make these films .....

[@kkurajam]

Really amazing and heartfelt ! Thank you

[@ЭрнисТурдубаев]

Айланаыйын кыргыздарым аман болгула ,кандай оор турмушта жашашат экен ,суук бечаралар Кыргызстанга кайтып келгиле

[@Картофель-п9с]

а киргизии хорошо живут только политики , судебная власть, прокуратура и милиция все кто грабительской деятельностью своего народа занимается : лоббисты и глобаглисты

[@waddahabdo7273]

لغتكم تشبه لغة الاتراك؟؟

[@kaanerdem2822]

@@waddahabdo7273 yes

[@Нурлан-с7ч]

Келе турган болсо, кайсыл жерден жер бересиз аларга? Мамлекет аларды чакырып, обшижитияга жайгаштырып, жаратып жер берген эмес.

[@ЭрнисТурдубаев]

@@Нурлан-с7ч мамлекет беретта ,тоолуу райондорго болуштуруп жайгаштырыш керек ,кудайдын жери жетет баарыбызга ,ичти кенири салып ,мееримдуу ,кайрымдуу ,ыймандуу болсок

[@mtbfreebirdTCB]

Optimum in terms of making of the documentary and very inspiring content. Kudos!

[@ivan-astral]

I just enjoyed watching this documentary. Slice never disappoints.

[@waddahabdo7273]

All the planet waches its documentary.. Greertings from arabia-lebanon

[@helensantiago3050]

I salute everybody behind the documentary because of them we know some otherside of the civilization

[@sadeqezzat2068]

It reminded of the time, when I traveled to this part of my motherland in 1976 .I was officially there to design a development project. But unfortunately, I couldn't do what I wanted, because the snow storm in that year was made it impossible. But I was able to relocate most of them temporarily in Jurm district. They went back to their villages. The Governments of Afghanistan through out history have been very irresponsible for this very beautiful part of the country, and it's kind and dignified people.

[@andyfin8845]

Deep and profound.

[@Swisszme]

This is no place for humans. 😭 My prayers to you Pamir community and the precious lifestock you have, May peace, support for medicines and food be provided for you. Leave this place for a better future. It's hard, stop taking opium!! It'll only cause you misery.😭 SLICE you made this video for the world, surely you can do more to save these people.🙏

[@nelsonperez8855]

We get almost all in our daily life and we forget how others get a tough life. Their is a strong people who's survive against all the circumstances.

[@akhbarkhanmohamad6705]

Simple people with simple lifestyle.Islam is about simplicity and contentment.Salam to my brothers and sisters.

[@khanrahimi]

My beloved people I am so so sorry for seeing you all living in such a harsh situation, soon they criminals authorities in kabul pay the price for ignoring you , this is the responsibility of those criminal government authorities to take care of you all and pave the way a good living environment for you all May Allah SWT grant you all peace and happiness 🤲❤️😭

[@mariakelly90210]

And may Allah bless you too.

[@heinimikkelsen7386]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary!

[@fahadsfilms]

This place is gorgeous 😍

[@dakhan71]

Heartiest congratulation to SLICE, extremely thankful to those who made this documentary, Real documentary without any hidden agenda 👍👍👍👍👍👍😆👍👍👍👍👍👍💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@muhammadasim116]

Surviving in -40 degree ...beings are able to survive in any hardest time...May Allah help them and us .Ameen

[@mariakelly90210]

Allah bless you as well.

[@muhammadasim116]

@@mariakelly90210 Ameen same dear jazakaAllah her

[@Aaron-ff5km]

May they know the only true GOD THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 🙏

[@alimomandkotwal1893]

@@Aaron-ff5km we know him as a messenger of GOD peace be upon him ...but not as GOD because human can't be GOD and GOD don't have humanly attributes...

[@Aaron-ff5km]

@@alimomandkotwal1893 Oh so you think you can tell God He can't be a human 🤔, your god must be weak and not very strong, Ya see Our God doesn't haven't limitations to what He can do, Our God does whatever He wants for He is God, we don't tell our God what He can and cannot do, because we fear our God out of love and out of respect. Sounds like your god you tell what to do, 🤔 maybe you think you are god 🤔, Our God can come to earth as a human born of a virgin, and He came as Angel of the LORD in the old testament to multiple different people, Moses, Abraham, Hagar, to come a petty simple human being, for GOD isnt a hard thing to do

[@Ishaqalianis]

Absolutely loved it. Had never the chance to visit these beautiful people. Hope they manage to live better and find a way to continue.

[@curtislavallee8444]

great doc i hope the guy addicted to opium gets clean some how for the sake of his family to survive.i pray n wish the best for them all.

[@vrabcheee]

Wow. Thank you so much for this priceless film.

[@starryeyes2810]

Beautiful documentary!!!! Thank you🙏🏻🥰

[@OmaidSadat-e3g]

Loved them ❤❤ May they find prosperity. As a Pashton Fellow countryman, I stand for your rights❤❤❤

[@АлмазбекТоктогулуулу]

Ассалому алейкум тугандар Аман болгула денсолук ишинерге ийгилик 🇰🇬🤝💪

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

This is a golden documentary fantastic should win an Oscar

[@SEBASTIAN-ce6go]

Facinating and sad at the same time

[@angeltenerife2620]

God Bless this people, i feel so badly while watching their situation. Hope their goverment wil help them have a nice and safe road. Sending hugs and prayer... from Philippines🙂🥲

[@hurrypeter]

Love love love love love it love love love my great great great motherland Great great great Afghanistan 🇦🇫😎

[@gracie99999]

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