everything. The boy died a few months after she met him, Jolie said. According to a U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees survey of displacement trends in 2008, there are 42 million uprooted people -- 15.2 million were refugees, 26 million were internally displaced people and 827,000 were asylum seekers. Afghans and Iraqis constituted almost half of all refugees worldwide. One out of four refugees was from Afghanistan, and 69 countries accepted Afghan refugees for asylum, agency officials found. Jolie recounted her meeting with a pregnant Afghan refugee. She lived in a small, roofless dirt house in an abandoned refugee camp in Pakistan and could not leave with the others because she was too far along in her pregnancy. Pakistan struggles with the largest refugee population in the world, about 1.8 million, according to the United Nations. The country also has more than 2 million internally displaced citizens, largely because of the fighting between the Pakistani military and the Taliban since April. Antonio Guterres, head of the U.N.'s refugee agency, elaborated on the plight of displaced people at the event. He said internally displaced people face the same plight -LSB- as refugees -RSB-. They have lost the same as refugees. They do n't have the same international protections granted to refugees. Conflicts like those in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Somalia have caused more people to