US EditionAt least 1.2 million Afghans forced to return from Iran and Pakistan this year, says UN
- Following the surge in Afghan migrant deportations from Iran and Pakistan, WHO's Regional Director Dr. Hanan Balkhy urgently appeals for $2 million to support overwhelmed border health systems.
- Amid escalating returns, Iran and Pakistan have sharply increased Afghan deportations ahead of Iran's July 6 deadline, intensifying the regional humanitarian crisis.
- WHO reports that 17,600 migrants returned in early June, straining border health systems providing vaccinations, mental health support, and emergency care amid escalating pressure.
- Without swift funding, health agencies warn the escalating migrant crisis risks becoming a severe public health and humanitarian disaster.
- Beyond immediate aid, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees urges sustained regional support to ensure voluntary, safe, and dignified returns for Afghan migrants.
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The Iranian government gives until 6 July the millions of exiles present in the territory of the Islamic Republic to leave the country.
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In recent days executed the sentence of three men accused of 'espionage' for Israel. Dozens of Afghan migrants stopped in the operation 'Plan Hijrat'. According to the UN, Tehran deports up to 30,000 Afghans per day. Arrests and interrogations also between the Baha'is and the Iranian Jews. An apparent evidence of strength to mask weaknesses on the military level.
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