America: Pakistan should allow Afghan refugees to enter

The US State Department asked Afghanistan’s neighboring countries, including Pakistan, to allow the entry of Afghan citizens seeking international support. According to Kabul 24; US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said in a press conference yesterday (Thursday, 27 Mizan) that “we strongly encourage Afghanistan’s neighbors, including Pakistan, to allow Afghans.

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Japan donated 4.46 million dollars to the victims of the earthquake in Herat

The Embassy of Japan in Kabul has announced that the government of this country will help the victims of the earthquake in Herat with 4.46 million dollars. According to Kabul 24; In the announcement of the Japanese embassy in Kabul, it is stated that three million dollars of this amount.

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UN experts: Pakistan should stop deporting Afghan immigrants

United Nations experts, including Richard Bennett, special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, in a joint statement asked Pakistan to stop deporting 1.4 million Afghan refugees and migrants. According to Kabul 24; The Pakistani government recently announced that all “undocumented” foreign nationals must leave the country by.

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“The forced expulsion of immigrants from Pakistan can lead to human rights violations”

In a joint statement, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reacted to the Pakistani government’s decision to deport “illegal” migrants and asylum seekers. Kabul 24: In a statement published by these two organizations (Shanba, 15 Mizan), it is stated that “the forced.

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Pakistan: We will deport 1.7 million Afghan refugees “step by step”.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday that they will implement the announced plan to deport all asylum seekers illegally staying in this country. According to Kabul 24; According to Islamabad, the deportation of these refugees, which includes one million and 700 thousand Afghan citizens, will take place in.

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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan demanded the immediate cancellation of the decision to deport Afghan refugees

The Human Rights Committee of Pakistan considers the decision of the government of that country to deport legal asylum seekers to be in conflict with international human rights laws and demands the immediate cancellation of that country. Kabul 24; This commission wrote in a statement that it published in the.

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Mujahid: Pakistan should reconsider the deportation of immigrants

Zabihullah Mujahid; Pakistan’s treatment of Afghan refugees is unacceptable and it asks that country to criticize itself in a program. According to Kabul 24; Mujahid also wrote in a message on X today (Wednesday, 12 Mizan) that Afghan immigrants are not involved in Pakistan’s security problems. Sarfraz Bugti, the interim.

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Afghans are at the top of the list of asylum seekers crossing the English Channel

The information published by the British Home Office shows that more than half of the refugees who crossed this dangerous crossing by boat came from only five countries: Afghanistan, Iran, Eritrea, Syria and Sudan. According to Kabul 24; British Home Office data on the number of asylum seekers crossing the.

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Afghan Returnees from Iran Share Tales of Abuse by Iranian Police

Afghan Returnees from Iran Share Tales of Abuse by Iranian Police Kabul 24: A number of Afghan citizens who have recently returned from Iran are speaking out about the mistreatment and dissatisfaction they experienced at the hands of the Iranian police. These returnees highlight various reasons for their decision to.

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Rescuing several Afghan refugees from smugglers

Peruvian authorities have recently rescued 23 Afghanistan migrants from human traffickers along the border with Brazil on Sunday. Kabul 24: The migrants had paid smugglers in a bid to be transferred to a regional city, then on to the capital Lima before heading to Peru’s Tumbes, but they were swindled.

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Abdul Ghani Baradar: Foreigners still do not leave Afghan people alone

Abdul Ghani Baradar, the economic deputy of the prime minister, says that they do not leave foreigners alone and leave the country. According to Kabul 24 report, Mr. Baradar said today (Wednesday, 7th of Cancer) in his speeches after the Eid al-Adha prayer in the citadel: “Foreigners still do not.

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Iran deports tens of thousands of refugees to Afghanistan

Iran’s Director General of the Bureau for Aliens and Foreign Immigrants Affairs in Khorasan Razavi province, Hossein Sharafati Rad, has announced that 90,000 Afghan nationals have been deported since March. Kabul24: According to the Iranian state news agency IRNA, these refugees arrived in Afghanistan through the Islam Qala— Dogharoun border between Herat and.

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