Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, has once again called on the Pakistani government to cease the expulsion of Afghan migrants and refugees. Kabul 24: On Tuesday night, October 31st, Bennett wrote on his X page, urging Pakistan to prevent another crisis.
As the deadline approaches for the Pakistani government’s mandatory deportation of refugees, especially Afghans, Interior Minister of Pakistan, Sarfraz Bugti, announced that all refugees lacking valid documents will be deported from the country in two stages. Kabul 24: According to Geo News, on Sunday night, October 30, Bugti stated that.
According to recent reports, a staggering number of Afghan refugees, totaling over 57,000, have been forcibly deported or have voluntarily returned from Iran in the past month. Kabul 24: This mass deportation has raised concerns about the fate of these displaced individuals who are being uprooted from their homes and.
Naseer Ahmad Faiq, the Acting Representative of Afghanistan at the United Nations, addressed the seventy-eighth session of the United Nations Security Council’s Third Committee on Tuesday, October 24th. Kabul 24: He emphasized the significant challenges faced by Afghan refugees and migrants in neighboring countries regarding their legal status, protection, and.
The Federal Investigation Agency of Pakistan has installed a visa verification system at the Torkham border aimed at curbing the illegal entry of Afghans into the country. Kabul 24: As reported by the Pakistani newspaper Dawn on Tuesday, October 24th, quoting Yashar Arafat, an official from the Federal Investigation Agency.
Reports emerged today detailing the detention of 64 Afghan refugees by Turkish security forces in the Bitlis province of Türkiye. Turkish media sources indicated that the detainees were found inside a trailer on Tuesday, October 24. Kabul 24: According to law enforcement officials, this operation also led to the arrest.
Migration to OECD countries reached unprecedented levels in 2022, according to a new report published on Monday. Kabul 24: Last year, some 6.1 million people moved to the group’s 38 member countries, a 26% increase from 2021, according to the OECD’s latest report. More than one in three member countries.
Raqib Farooqi, the renowned Afghan athlete, widely recognized as the “Afghan Iceman,” announced his triumphant ascent of Damavand Peak, Iran’s tallest mountain on Monday, October 23. Kabul 24: Farooqi proudly declared, “I have successfully climbed Damavand Mount, which stands as Iran’s highest peak, soaring to a height of 5,610 meters.”.
Reports from Iran have confirmed the tragic murder of an 18-year-old Afghan youth. Kzbul 24: According to sources within the Afghan refugee community, the incident took place on Sunday night, October 22nd, in Tehran, the capital of Iran. The victim, identified as Basir, hailed from the Baghlan province in Afghanistan..
Pakistani media reported that 59,561 Afghan refugees have returned to their country from Pakistan. Kabul 24: Radio Pakistan stated on Sunday, October 22, that these individuals returned to Afghanistan following the one-month deadline set by the Pakistani government for the exit of illegal immigrants from the country. The report indicated,.
Pakistani media have reported that 59,561 Afghan immigrants have returned to their country after setting a one-month deadline for illegal immigrants to leave Pakistan. According to Kabul 24; Pakistan has given illegal immigrants until November 1 to leave the country. Meanwhile, Radio Pakistan has written that a total of 59,561.
Iranian lawyer Reza Shafakhah says that “Allameh Tabatabai” University of that country expelled his client Sahra Rezaei, an Afghan student. According to Kabul 24; Mr. Shafajo, who represented the family of Ms. Sahra Rezaei at the time of her arrest by the Iranian security forces, published a post on X.
