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Afghan Migrants in Pakistan Forced to Demolish Homes Amid Deportation
A number of Afghan migrants residing in Pakistan say that Pakistani authorities have asked them to demolish their homes and return to Afghanistan. The Afghan migrants told, in recent weeks…
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Taliban Opposition Delegation Holds Talks In Iran On Afghan Refugee Crisis
A high-ranking delegation from the National Resistance Council for the Salvation of Afghanistan, led by Mohammad Mohaqiq, has travelled to…
Over 103,000 Afghan Migrants Repatriated in Less Than a Month
In recent weeks, a significant wave of Afghan migrant returns has been underway from neighboring and regional countries, particularly Pakistan.…
Over 100000 Afghan refugees Deported From Pakistan Since first of April
More than 100,000 Afghan nationals have been deported from Pakistan over the past three weeks, according to figures released by…
Pakistani Security Forces Detain Afghan Refugee Journalist in Islamabad
Pakistani security forces have arrested an Afghan refugee journalist in Islamabad and transferred him to an undisclosed location. Abdul Zahir…
The Pressure of Uncertainty and Forced Deportation: A Former Afghan Soldier Hangs Himself in Pakistan
A former Afghan soldier who had been living in Pakistan for some time has hanged himself.The reason behind this suicide…
Mass Deportation: Pakistan Sends Back Nearly 3,000 Afghans in One Day
The Taliban’s High Commission for Addressing Migrant Issues reported that 2,962 Afghan migrants were deported from Pakistan on Thursday, 17…
Pakistani Police Releases Detained Afghan Journalist
Pakistani police have released Farishta Sadaid, an Afghan journalist in exile, after holding her in a migrant detention camp for…
Mass Deportation of Afghans from Pakistan Could Spark Humanitarian Crisis, Warns IFRC
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has issued a stark warning about the potential humanitarian…