Pakistan plans to expel 3 million Afghans from the country this year
- Pakistan plans to expel 3 million Afghans from the country this year after a deadline for voluntary departure expired on March 31.
- The expulsion campaign has faced criticism from rights groups, the Taliban government, and the U.N., with deportations set to start on April 10.
- Pakistan states that 3 million Afghans remain, with about 1 million having no paperwork, and aims to prevent their return post-deportation.
- Abdul Mutalib Haqqani criticized the expulsion decisions as arbitrary and without involvement from relevant organizations.
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Afghans in Pakistan: scapegoat and fist pawn
For hundreds of thousands of Afghans living in Pakistan means living underground. The government there wants to move everyone to their homeland. There they expect poverty, hunger and often persecution. By P. Hornung. x By P. Hornung
Repatriation of illegal Afghan refugees in Pakistan to begin today
Muhammad Ismail, 40, sits with his family while they are waiting to cross main Afghanistan-Pakistan land border crossing in Torkham September 15, 2023. — ReutersThe repatriation of Afghan refugees living illegally in Pakistan will reportedly commence today following the expiration of the...

Pakistan plans to expel three million Afghans from the country this year
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan plans to expel three million Afghans from the country this year, after the deadline for them to voluntarily leave the capital and surrounding areas expires on Monday. It is the last phase of a...

Pakistan plans to expel 3 million Afghans from the country this year
Pakistan says it plans to expel 3 million Afghans this year. A deadline for them to voluntarily leave the capital and surrounding areas expired on Monday.
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