Immigration

UK relocated thousands of Afghans after major data leak: Report

The operation, initiated under the previous Conservative government, was launched out of fear that those affected by the breach could.

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UN warns mass return of Afghan migrants from Iran straining fragile support systems

The warning follows similar concerns voiced by humanitarian organizations, including the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

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UK apologizes for major data leak on Afghan asylum seekers

The individuals affected had applied through the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP).

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Red Cross warns of health crisis among Afghan children returning from Iran

According to van Batenburg, many returning families have lost their identification documents and belongings in the process.

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UNAMA chief urges urgent action as Afghan returnees overwhelm border crossing

“We cannot afford indifference. The cost of inaction will be measured in lives lost and conflicts reignited," Otubayeva said.

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We came back with nothing: Migrants describe abuse and expulsion from Iran

“If I had stayed, maybe I’d be one of the successful ones at home,” a migrant said, wiping sweat from.

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Amnesty International: No Afghan should be forced to return from US

“This is a betrayal of people who sought safety in the United States,” Amnesty said.

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UN allocates $10 million to support Afghan returnees, Taliban say

Taliban said in a statment that Otunbayeva expressed concern over the sharp rise in deportations from Iran in recent weeks.

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Iranian official says Taliban refusing to accept some deportees

Iran has deported hundreds of thousands of Afghans in recent months, many of whom entered the country without documentation.

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Returnees from Iran escalate humanitarian crisis, Islamic Relief warns

According to the report, 88 percent of returnees lack access to safe and adequate drinking water, while 83 percent reported.

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