UN agency: Afghan returnees face barriers to education, health services
The UN agency says that only 14 percent of returnee households in Afghanistan have access to education services.
The UN agency says that only 14 percent of returnee households in Afghanistan have access to education services.
The victim, identified as Rais Silab, was originally from Khost province in southeastern Afghanistan.
The victim, identified as Ghulam Reza, was originally from Nahrin district in northern Baghlan Province.
The families reentered Afghanistan through various border crossings.
The newly released individuals had been detained in various parts of Pakistan.
Since its launch, Enduring Welcome has provided assistance to more than 200,000 Afghans.
The office was established in the aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 to manage the complex evacuation.
The report says that at least one million Afghans have crossed into Iran through unofficial routes since the Taliban's return.
Iranian officials said that as of now, 2.03 million Afghan nationals hold expired census documents.
The releases occurred between May 8 and May 24.