An Afghan woman wearing traditional burqa sits on the ground in front of a hospital, where landmine victims are treated, in Kabul on November 22, 2001. Demining teams face a nightmare task returning to work in Afghanistan with front lines fluid, more landmines likely to have been laid and rogue groups roaming the country. Estimates of the number of landmines and unexploded bombs and shells littering the country after more than two decades of war range from 600,000 to 10 million. —REUTERS