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200,000 Afghans Left Pakistan Since Deportations Renewed

  • More than 200,000 Afghans have left Pakistan since deportations were renewed in April, according to Islamabad's interior ministry.
  • Pakistan's government has begun a strict campaign to evict over 800,000 Afghans, including those who have lived there for decades.
  • In April, over 135,000 Afghans left Pakistan, followed by 67,000 in May, and 3,000 in the first two days of June.
  • Both Pakistan and Afghanistan have expressed concerns over large migrant populations.
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More than 200,000 Afghans have returned to their country since Pakistan launched a mass expulsion campaign on 1 April against the approximately three million Afghans on its soil, accused of being linked to "terrorism and drug trafficking".

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty broke the news in Czechia on Thursday, November 9, 2023.
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