Afghan migrants urge Pakistan to halt deportations and ease visa rules
The appeal comes as Pakistani authorities have set a March 31 deadline for Afghan migrants in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to.
The appeal comes as Pakistani authorities have set a March 31 deadline for Afghan migrants in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to.
The Taliban spokesperson has not responded to multiple requests for comment.
The announcement comes against the backdrop of Taliban restrictions on female education.
Patel detailed the scope of the mission and emphasized the FBI’s recent record in apprehending high-priority fugitives.
“Every girl — without exception — deserves education," the organization said.
“They don’t care if you’ve already prayed or not,” one resident said.
The campaign urges the international community to reassess what they call “deceptive policies” toward the Taliban.
The remarks, reportedly delivered during a gathering in Kandahar, suggest the Taliban are seeking a prisoner exchange as part of.
Teachers in several provinces say they rely entirely on their monthly wages, and that the prolonged delay has left them.
“The EU supports their rights to education,” the delegation wrote.
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