Refugees and Prisoners of War

Salahuddin Khalled, 27, a Pakistani who trained in an Afghan terrorist training camp, is now held prisoner in northern Afghanistan. (YURI KOZYREV / For The Times)

Sept. 15, 2014 1:28 PM PT

Taliban fighters are crowded in a cell in Borak prison in the Panjsher valley of Afghanistan. (YURI KOZYREV / For The Times)

Abdurakhman, 22, ran away from home to train in a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan. Now he is imprisoned in northern Afghanistan, along with Ala, an Iraqi spy.

Abdurakhman, 22, right, ran away from home to train in a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan. Now he is imprisoned in northern Afghanistan, along with Ala, left, an Iraqi spy. (YURI KOZYREV / For The Times)

Shermanlang, a Taliban warrior and ethnic Pushtun, who was captured in fighting against the Northern Alliance, is pictured in a Borak prison cell with his cellmate Akhtorali.

Shermanlang, a Taliban warrior and ethnic Pushtun, who was captured in fighting against the Northern Alliance, is in a Borak prison cell with his cellmate Akhtorali. (YURI KOZYREV / For The Times)