Iranian official says human trafficking from Afghanistan fell by 50 percent
Sedighi attributed the decline to a combination of strengthened border security, judicial enforcement, infrastructure improvements, and coordinated efforts between national.
Immigration
Immigration
Pakistan forcibly deports more than 650 Afghans over four days
More than 140 Afghans were deported on Sunday alone via the Torkham.
Immigration
Iran deports 4,000 Afghans from Kerman Province in 15 days
Iranian officials said that at least 1.12 million Afghan nationals have been deported in the past year.
Human Rights
British detainee describes Taliban prison as ‘the nearest thing to hell’
Peter Reynolds, 79, and his wife, Barbie Reynolds, 75, were arrested on February 2 in Bamiyan Province.
Afghanistan
Nine Afghan nationals killed by landmines in Iran in 2024, rights group says
Hengaw urged the international community to intervene by supporting demining operations and pressuring Iran to prevent further loss of civilian.
Human Rights
Taliban leader orders increase in public punishments, sources say
The directive was reportedly conveyed to Taliban cabinet members during the Eid al-Fitr holiday and aligns with the objectives of.
Immigration
Pakistan detains Afghan migrants, including women and children
In one detention facility in Karachi, hundreds of Afghan migrants have reportedly been held over the past four days, including.
Afghanistan, Uncategorized
Traffic accidents in three provinces leave five dead
In Nuristan’s Nurgaram district, a Datsun vehicle overturned in the village of Baragosh, killing one child and leaving seven others.
Women
On International Day of Conscience, Afghan women say the world has turned a blind eye
But in Afghanistan, many women say such ideals feel out of reach.
Women
UK denies asylum to Afghan women’s rights activist, citing no risk of return
The woman, identified as Mina (a pseudonym for her protection), said she had assumed her case would be approved based.