Iran says 50,000 Afghan migrant children remain out of school
Authorities in Iran often describe undocumented Afghan migrants as “foreign nationals without permits.”
Authorities in Iran often describe undocumented Afghan migrants as “foreign nationals without permits.”
“The municipality can employ migrants, but it must be done according to the law,” Chamran said.
Some 30,000 Afghan students, along with their families, were expelled from Khorasan Razavi.
Pakistan expelled 6,187 people through the Torkham, Spin Boldak and Bahramcha border crossings.
The issue has left many returning families under severe financial pressure, the sources said.
German police recorded 108,409 serious crimes involving at least one Afghan suspect between 2015 and 2024.
For many, the IOM said, it is their first time seeing Afghanistan in years, only to face the stark reality.
The figures show a sharp increase in deportations from Pakistan compared with previous weeks.
UNHCR says 52 percent of returnees are women, making the participation of female staff essential.
The commission said that 7,029 individuals were returned from Iran, while 5,845 were expelled from Pakistan.