Pakistan deports more than 33,000 Afghans through Torkham in two weeks
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — More than 33,000 Afghan migrants have been deported from Pakistan through the Torkham border crossing in the.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — More than 33,000 Afghan migrants have been deported from Pakistan through the Torkham border crossing in the.
Figures show that 715 Afghan nationals have been released from Pakistani prisons over the past week.
The mosque is affiliated with the Hazara Shiite community and is situated in a predominantly Hazara neighborhood.
Police forces have been deployed in various areas to detain undocumented migrants and urge their return, the report said.
Appointed in the aftermath of the Taliban’s return to power, Niklasson played a pivotal role in shaping the EU’s response.
The EU called on the Taliban to halt all future executions and urged the group to adopt policies that move.
Speaking to reporters in London, Sharif said the Taliban must ensure that Afghanistan’s soil is not used for terrorism.
Protesters held placards and chanted slogans such as “Stop forced deportations,” “Refugees are humans too,” and “Justice for war victims.”
Rights groups say executions of Afghan prisoners have intensified since Taliban takeover.
Families cite lack of education and jobs as key challenges upon return to Afghanistan.