She criticized what she called the government’s use of executive orders to bypass due process, and accused authorities of scapegoating.

Speaking on Monday following his recent visit to Kabul, Araghchi said that during meetings with Taliban officials, both sides agreed.

The appeal comes as Pakistani authorities have set a March 31 deadline for Afghan migrants in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to.

Of those, 837 families were deported by Iran, while 36 families returned from Pakistan, either forcibly or voluntarily, during the.

The Temporary Attention Center for Migrants is located near the Panamanian border.

“There has been no change in the set deadline,” Khan said, rejecting calls for reconsideration.

The exact number of Afghan prisoners in Iran remains unclear, but rights groups estimate that a significant number are incarcerated.

The report highlights that stricter asylum laws and shifting political sentiment have led to a sense of insecurity among migrants,.

Many of these refugees warn that their lives would be in grave danger under the Taliban if they are sent.