Abdul Mutalib Haqqani, spokesperson for the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation, stated that out of this number, fourteen families were deported from
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, 1,017 families from Pakistain, and the rest from Iran, all of whom have returned to Afghanistan.
The spokesperson added: "In the past month, 3,845 Afghan families have returned to the country from neighboring countries, including fourteen families from Turkey, 1,017 families from Pakistain, and the rest from Iran. Assistance has been provided to returnees at border crossings, and some have even been transported to their areas."
Simultaneously, the United Nations
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High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has also reported the deportation of hundreds of thousands of Afghan
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this year. According to the UN agency, Iran plans to deport two million undocumented foreign nationals by March next year.
Caroline Gluck, spokesperson for UNHCR in Afghanistan, stated: "In the past year hundreds of thousands of people have been returned to Afghanistan many of them forced back despite UNHCR’s non-return advisory. The authorities in Tehran have said that they plan to expel two million undocumented foreigners by next march; and new arrivals here have significantly increased since September. UNHCR’s position is that all returns should be voluntary, and carried out in safety and dignity."
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some citizens recently deported from Iran have expressed serious challenges. They call on officials in the caretaker government to provide them with basic living facilities.
"I have many problems; I have 12 to 13 dependents, some of whom are sick, and my parents are elderly," said Sher Mohammad, a migrant deported from Iran.
"I am unemployed. I have no work, no place to sleep, and no food," said Eslahuddin, another deportee.
Some would have hesitated to leave
Earlier, the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation also reported that over 900,000 Afghan
Turkey arrests and deports 60 Afghan refugees
[KhaamaPress] Following a surge in arrests and deportations of Afghan refugees in Turkey, officials have reported that 60 Afghan refugees were detained in the cities of Izmir and Bitlis, with 21 of them deported.
NTV television reported on Friday, December 20, that these refugees were detained over the past week due to “lack of legal residency documents” and subsequently deported.
Turkish authorities have also arrested three individuals on charges of human trafficking and handed them over to judicial and legal bodies.
The report mentioned that 39 of these refugees were detained in the tourist district of Çeşme in Izmir, with the deportation process for them already underway.
This comes amid a growing trend of arrests and deportations of Afghan refugees in recent months from Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey.
Earlier, the Turkish Coast Guard reported the detention of 60 Afghan refugees, including 27 children, as part of their operations.
According to official statistics, over 300,000 Afghan refugees live in Turkey, many of whom face serious challenges, including arrests, residency restrictions, and forced deportations.
Turkey has intensified its operations targeting Afghan refugees, with officials repeatedly emphasizing their commitment to returning these individuals to their home country.
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