Migrant News
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Protest in Hamburg Condemns Taliban’s Restrictions on Women
Afghan residents in Hamburg protest against the Taliban's restrictive policies on women, urging global action and highlighting economic and social…
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829 Migrant Families Return via Four Border Crossings, Receive Aid and Services
829 migrant families totaling 4,415 people returned via four border crossings and received registration, aid, and health, food, and telecom…
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Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Demolishes Afghan Migrants’ Homes Amid Crackdown
Authorities in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa demolish Afghan migrants' homes amid a crackdown on undocumented migrants starting July 10, 2024.
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Pakistan Detains 121 Afghan Nationals in Lahore Amid Rising Deportations
Pakistani police arrested 121 Afghan nationals in Lahore, releasing 28 with valid documents and detaining 93 for legal processing amid…
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Over 3,700 Afghan Migrants Return to Country in One Day, Taliban Reports
Over 3,700 Afghan migrants, including 721 families, returned in one day amid rising returns; experts warn of challenges reintegrating amid…
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Over 7,000 Migrants Returned and Received Assistance in Afghanistan
Over 7,000 returning migrants in Afghanistan received registration, transport, cash aid, and health services amid rising migrant returns.
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Taliban Official Reviews Sustainable Projects for Returnee Migrants in Baghlan and Kunduz
Taliban and UN officials review sustainable projects for returnee migrants in Baghlan and Kunduz, focusing on economic and social support.
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Three Afghan Refugee Camps in Bannu Fully Evacuated Amid Deportations
Three Afghan refugee camps in Bannu, Pakistan, were fully evacuated as 525 families were deported back to Afghanistan via the…
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Warning Issued Over Arrests of Afghan Students in Pakistan Amid Visa Issues
Taliban warns Afghan students in Pakistan face arrest over expired visas. UNHCR urges Pakistan to halt deportations amid security concerns…
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Visa Issuance for Afghan Students in Sindh Halted, Raising Concerns
Visa issuance for Afghan students in Sindh, Pakistan has been halted, raising concerns over the continuation of their education.