Deported migrants say family members were left behind in Iran
Many allege they were subjected to harassment, extortion, and verbal abuse during the deportation process.
Many allege they were subjected to harassment, extortion, and verbal abuse during the deportation process.
Yar-Ahmadi said that migrants were identified and removed from across Iran and returned via the border points at Milak and.
The individuals were detained for between one and two days and reentered the country via the Spin Boldak border crossing.
The accounts come as deportations from Iran to Afghanistan reach record levels.
The party urged the international community to increase cooperation with host countries to help Afghan refugees regularize their status and.
Medical supplies remain scarce, and severe cases are referred to nearby hospitals already stretched to capacity.
On June 25, more than 28,000 people crossed into Afghanistan from Iran in a single day, according to IOM.
Afghan migrants living in Pakistan describe the situation as increasingly dire.
Thirty-seven Afghan nationals were released from prisons in Pakistan and returned to Afghanistan over the past two days, according to.
IOM reported that 233,941 people crossed back into Afghanistan from Iran between June 1 and 28.