Iran and Pakistan deport nearly 30,000 migrants in single day
The mass deportations follow UNHCR representative Arafat Jamal’s warning that daily crossings from Iran have reached approximately 50,000 people.
The mass deportations follow UNHCR representative Arafat Jamal’s warning that daily crossings from Iran have reached approximately 50,000 people.
UNHCR warned that unfamiliarity with Afghanistan — particularly among second- or third-generation Afghans born and raised abroad — has made.
The organization said that returning women to Afghanistan would amount to delivering them into a regime that openly enforces what.
Head of Tajikistan’s Committee for Refugees said his office had not been approached by any Afghan nationals regarding forced removals.
Taliban said the returns are part of a growing wave of deportations by Iranian authorities, which United Nations agencies have.
Several returnees reported that rents have doubled, rendering even modest homes unaffordable for those who returned with few or no.
“Support for returnees has surpassed what humanitarian actors can provide,” NRC said in a statement.
Azizi said he was “deeply saddened and moved” by the forced return of Afghan migrants from Iran and the worsening.
Hanafi said that more than 2 million Afghans have been deported or have returned “voluntarily” from Iran, Pakistan, and other.
The move comes amid a surge in forced deportations and increasing economic pressure on Afghan communities in the country.