Migrant News
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By End of 2025, Mass Forced Deportations of Afghan Migrants Spark Humanitarian Concerns
A new wave of forced deportations of Afghan migrants by the end of 2025 has raised urgent humanitarian concerns across…
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Afghan Families Continue Returning from Torkham Amid Rising Pakistani Security Pressures
Afghan families are returning from Pakistan via Torkham due to increased security restrictions and pressures, facing economic and social challenges…
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AMSO Expresses Concern Over Arrest of Afghan Journalists in Islamabad
AMSO warns about the arrest of Afghan journalists in Islamabad, urging international action to prevent forced deportations and ensure their…
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Russia Rejects Widespread Acceptance of Afghan Workers Citing Security Concerns
Russia refuses to accept large numbers of Afghan migrant workers due to security risks and lack of control mechanisms, limiting…
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Commission on Migrants Holds Meeting to Accelerate Aid for Returnees
Taliban commission meets to accelerate aid and land distribution for forcibly expelled Afghan returnees, with efforts to provide winter assistance…
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UNDP Reports Over 2.8 Million Afghans Returned Home in 2025, Highlighting Urgent Needs
UNDP reports over 2.8 million Afghans returned in 2025, stressing urgent economic and service needs in eastern Afghanistan's host communities.
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Pakistan Detains Over 4,000 Afghan Nationals in One Week Amid Rising Pressure
Pakistan has detained over 4,000 Afghan nationals, including women and children, in one week amid rising human rights concerns and…
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Nearly Two Million Afghans Remain in Pakistan Despite Large-Scale Returns
Nearly two million Afghans remain in Pakistan despite over one million returning home in 2025, with tensions disrupting aid and…
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New Settlement Being Built in Kandahar for Returning Families
A new settlement in Kandahar is being developed to house returning families, with planned facilities, but residents urge better access…
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Turkey Detains Over 42,000 Afghan Migrants in 2025, Leading Among Foreign Arrests
Turkey detained over 42,000 Afghan migrants in 2025, the highest among foreign arrests amid rising forced returns to Afghanistan.