Fifteen politicians, human rights activists, and members of various political parties in Pakistan have submitted a formal request to the country’s Supreme Court, urging the institution to intervene and halt the deportation of undocumented refugees, especially Afghans. Kabul 24: As reported by the Dawn newspaper, they lodged this request on.
Minister, Sarfraz Bugti, has issued a stern warning to citizens: anyone sheltering illegal immigrants, especially Afghans, will face severe legal consequences. Kabul 24: Bugti delivered this clear message during a high-profile press conference on Tuesday, November 9th. “Renting a house to illegal immigrants makes you a criminal accomplice,” he declared,.
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.
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.
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,.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
