Pakistan’s mass deportation of Afghan refugees sparks international concern over human rights violations and legal protections.

Nearly 45,000 Afghan refugees have returned from Pakistan in ten days amid a sharp rise in forced deportations, UNHCR reports.

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As many as 5,236 Afghan citizens were repatriated through the Torkham border crossing from Pakistan on Thursday, Geo News ...

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Pakistan says that thousands of Afghan migrants who have applied for resettlement in third countries could face forced ...

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The Taliban government accused Pakistan on Tuesday of violently expelling Afghans after Islamabad cancelled hundreds of ...

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Pakistan has expelled more than 8,000 Afghan nationals in the past week in a fresh repatriation drive after the expiry of a March 31 deadline, the UNHCR said on Tuesday.