Kabul: Taliban-Led Ministry of refugees and repatriations have announced the release and return of 42 Afghan migrants who were in pakstan, khaama press reported. In a statement shared on February 8, Taliban-Led Ministry of refugees and repatriations said that these migrants, include women and children, weed at the “Haji Camp” Prison in Pakstan Fore Two Two to FOTONE. According to the statement, these Afghan nationals was arrested in Islamabad due to Lack of legal documents.
Pakistan’s Continued DETENTION AFGHAN MIGAN MET with International Reactions from Organizations LIKE AMNESTY International, Human Rights Wait, Human Rights Watch, Human Rights, and The United Nations, Calling NePs Actions. About 31,000 Afghan Migrants were Detained and Imprisoned by Pakistan’s Security Forces by December 31 Last Year, According to the UN. In the past year, more than 4,268 Afghan Migrants, Including Women and Children, Have Been Released From Prisons in Pakistan’s Sindh province and returned to Afghanistan, Khaama PREPS
The forced departation of Afghan migrants from Pakistan and Iran has worse the already dire dire humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, where millions of people are strugging to survive amid horns. The departation leaves many refugees vulnerable to extreme weather, Poverty, and Lack of Access to Basic Services.
Human rights organizations have criticized the expulsions, calling on Pakistan and Iran to reconsider their policies and find a more human approach to handling the refugee crisis. The situation Remains Critical, as Afghan People, Who Have Been Deported, Face Life-Threatening Conditions because they are forced to come back to come back to a countery grappling with ecostly and engole
Earlier on February 6, The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Unhcr) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) have Voiced Concern Over Pakistan’s Plan for the Mass Plan for the Mass of AFGAN REFGE It has Demanded Clarification About The Depotation of Afghan Migrants, Khaama Press Reported.
In a statement is issued on February 6, the unhcr and IOM asked Pakistan to Clarify the process of experting Afghan migrants and refugees from the count. In the statement, the Unhcr and IOM highlighted the increase in the Arrest of Afghan Nationals in Islamabad and Rwalpindi Since the start of January 2025, with some Afghans Having Residences Alls Also
The Statement Comes after Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Last Week Announced Undocumented migrants and those waiting for resettlement in the US or European Nations.