IOM says border clashes deepen humanitarian needs in eastern Afghanistan
Nearly 66,000 people have been displaced as fighting between Pakistan and the Taliban disrupts aid operations and damages humanitarian facilities.
Nearly 66,000 people have been displaced as fighting between Pakistan and the Taliban disrupts aid operations and damages humanitarian facilities.
Government halts some study visas and Afghan work visas as officials say legal migration routes are increasingly used to seek.
Afghans who went to Kenya after the Taliban takeover say they are unable to secure resettlement or rebuild their lives.
Trump cited fatal shooting of National Guard member near the White House while defending immigration restrictions.
Ata Mohammad Noor urged the Taliban to abandon “violence and bloodshed” after attack in Karaj.
His comments came as UN human rights experts called on Iran to ensure transparency and accountability over the crackdown on.
The deportations occurred between Feb. 14- 20, though the total reflects returns recorded over four days.
Returnees say there are no functioning health centers nearby and no proper schools for their children.
Around 280 Afghan nationals are currently in Pakistan awaiting permission to travel to Germany, according to the Interior Ministry as.
Families back from neighboring countries are observing the holy month amid food shortages, fragile shelter and limited income, the agency.