Amnesty urges Pakistan to halt deportation of Afghan migrants
In a statement posted Monday on X, the human rights organization condemned Pakistan’s continued implementation of the second phase of.
In a statement posted Monday on X, the human rights organization condemned Pakistan’s continued implementation of the second phase of.
“Only last year, 500 Afghans joined the TTP and fought inside Pakistan,” he said, describing the development as “extremely concerning.”
The agency warned that deportations are expected to increase in the coming days and said it is prepared to expand.
The remaining population, he said, entered the country irregularly and remains undocumented.
In a statement, the court said both individuals were sentenced to three months in prison and received 10 lashes each..
UNAMA said approximately 2.9 million people across the country currently require humanitarian aid.
The group urged global human rights organizations to take immediate and effective action to save Qadriah.
The lack of clarity surrounding Stanikzai’s whereabouts comes amid similar questions about Siraj Haqqani.
Since February, the United States has deported 299 migrants from multiple countries to Panama.
State Department spokesperson Timmy Brose described the incident as a “terrorist attack”.
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