Between February 21 and 28, 613 Afghan families returned from Pakistan and Iran. Both countries expelled a significant number of families, raising concerns about their treatment and the instability in Afghanistan. UN official Arafat Jamal calls for organized repatriation efforts to ensure dignity and peace.
Recent reports indicate that approximately 613 Afghan migrant families returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan and Iran between February 21 and 28. According to Amu TV, 501 families were expelled from Iran, while 112 families were deported from Pakistan, either through voluntary or forced measures. The situation presents challenges as Afghanistan continues to face instability and a food crisis, raising concerns about the well-being of returning refugees.
The forced deportations of Afghan refugees from Pakistan and Iran highlight urgent humanitarian concerns. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has called for organized and dignified repatriation efforts. Without a structured framework for these returns, escalating tensions and historical grievances between Afghanistan and its neighbors could lead to further conflict.
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