Pakistan resumed forced forced dismissal for 1,4 million Afghan refugees in spite of UN concerns
Peshawar, Pakistan (AP) – Authorities in Pakistan resumed the Afghan refugee refugees after the Unity Government deceived significant deadline for their stay, officials said.
The decision affects approximately 1,4 Afghans. Many had the prospect of one year to resolve their affairs, such as selling material or a concluding business, before returning to Afghanistan.
In addition to the Por card owners, approximately Afghans Citizens of AFGhan citizens. Police said that and lived in the country illegally and was arrested before being expelled from Eastern Punjab, south of Southern Sindh and southern Sindh.
The decision on Monday was pulling high critical to the United Nations Commissioner of refugee, UN Refgeeee.
At least 1,2 million Afghans are obligated to return to Iran and Pakistan this year, according to the June Nov. Report. The rate of the rate in such a measurement has the ability to remove the fragile condition in Afghanistan, where the Taliban government ruled there in 2021.
Government Notice 31 The recognition of the complyal issues confirm the Pakistan decision and return all Afagghan people with outdated cards. It says Afghans outside the valid passports and Pakistan visas are illegal and should return to their country under Pakistan immigration laws.
Police around Pakistan arrested the Afghans to move on the border crossings, largely two government officials who spoke about the situation.
They said there was no arrests and police were told to go to the house to house and make random checks to arrest immigrants in the country illegally.
“Yes, Afghan refugees live in Pakistan illegally returned,” Shakel Khan, Afghan Commissioner in Northwest Khyber Pakhtukha.
The latest performance is the most important step but under orders from the Unity Government in Islamabad, he said.
Rehmat Ullah, afghan, said his family moved to Pakistan in northwestern Peshawar Deshawar in the past decades and is now preparing to return home.
“I have five children and my concerns that they will miss their education,” he said. “I was born here, my children were born here and now we will go back,” he said.
Millions have fled to Pakistan forty years ago to escape the war, political difficulty and economic hardship. The renamed drain is followed throughout the country launch in 2023 to other illegal nations in Pakistan.
The Department of Interior, Campaign Manager, did not comment immediately.
Queriser Khan Afgha, spokesman Refgeree Defecttion Agency, expressed deep concern for the recent government’s actions.
“Sending the people this way is to be a co-ordinating and violation of global government,” Chiruti emphasizes the voluntary country, and commended the country of hosting the Afghan refugee for over 40 years.
“We urge the government to stop compulsory restoration and ensure a gradual return process, voluntarily,” says Afrika. “Such strangers can endanger the lives and freedom of Afghanian refugee, while it is only illegal in Afghanistan but across the region.”
