Bakhtar news has reported the return of hundreds of families from Iran and Pakistan in one day. Kabul 24: Bakhtar News Agency has reported that 304 families returned to the country from Iran and Pakistan on Tuesday, the third of Mizan, in a “compulsory and voluntary” manner. According to this.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported a significant increase in the number of Afghans returning to their homeland. In the past two weeks, 86,678 individuals have returned from Iran and Pakistan, surpassing the 57,193 who left Afghanistan during the same period. Kabul 24: The IOM attributes this surge.
Continued deportation of Afghan immigrants from Iran and Pakistan, Bakhtar news agency reported the deportation of more than 300 families from Iran and Pakistan in one day. Kabul 24: Bakhtar news agency reported that Iran and Pakistan on Friday, 23 Sableh, deported 355 migrant families in a “compulsory and optional”.
The Ministry of Refugees and Returnees has formally requested a tripartite meeting with the United Nations and Pakistan to address the challenges faced by Afghan refugees. Kabul 24: Spokesman Abdul Mutalib Haqqani stated that the meeting will aim to tackle issues affecting Afghan immigrants in Pakistan, including potential solutions and.
Afghanistan’s interim government on Friday condemned the mistreatment of Afghan refugees in Iran, urging Tehran to take action to prevent further abuses. Kabul 24: The Foreign Ministry in Kabul said in a statement that recent events in Iran highlighting the mistreatment of Afghan refugees by Iranian security officials are deeply.
A recent video depicting the mistreatment of an Afghan teenager by Iranian police has ignited widespread condemnation. Anas Haqqani, a key figure in the Islamic Emirate, stated that xenophobia and human rights abuses against Afghan migrants are intolerable. Support for Afghan Migrants Grows Kabul 24: In response to the mistreatment,.
The Ministry of Immigrants and Returnees has announced that more than 17,000 immigrants from Iran and Pakistan have returned to the country in less than a week. Kabul 24: The Ministry of Refugees and Returnees has announced that at least 17,265 Afghans have been deported from Iran and Pakistan from.
The German government is considering deporting Afghan and Syrian migrants who have committed serious crimes, despite the ongoing conflicts in their home countries. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated that “serious criminals and terrorists have no place here” and that the government will tighten deportation regulations. Kabul 24: This comes after.
Afghan migrants who have been deported from Iran have spoken out about the mistreatment they faced at the hands of Iranian border forces. The migrants, who were forced to return to Afghanistan, are now calling on the government to provide employment opportunities within the country to prevent further illegal migration..
German media have reported that the country’s government is in talks with Uzbekistan to deport Afghan migrants to Afghanistan through this country. Kabul 24: According to these media reports, the German government is working on this plan with Uzbekistan without consulting directly with the Islamic Emirate. According to Kabul 24.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz vowed Thursday to start deporting criminals from Afghanistan and Syria again after a knife attack by an Afghan immigrant left one police officer dead and four others injured. The brutal attack in Mannheim, captured on video and quickly going viral online, shocked the country. Chancellor’s Speech.
The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation of Afghanistan (MoRR) reported the forced expulsion of nearly a thousand Afghan refugees from Pakistan on Wednesday. According to the ministry, 979 Afghan migrants returned to Afghanistan after being deported from Pakistan. Returnees Arrive Through Two Border Checkpoints Kabul 24: The deportees returned on.
