Rights groups are alarmed by Pakistan's repatriation initiative, which has forcibly deported over 80,000 Afghan nationals since April 1, 2023. This venture has raised concerns about the potential humanitarian crisis for those affected. The International Organization for Migration has highlighted the rising needs as nearly 60,000 Afghans were expelled in the early part of April. The Pakistani government has emphasized that it will not extend deadlines for undocumented Afghans, further complicating the situation as many returnees lack resources at home. Pakistan's Foreign Minister plans to visit Kabul for discussions on bilateral cooperation with the Taliban-led government.
Rights groups have raised concerns over Pakistan's mass repatriation of Afghan nationals, warning that such actions could endanger vulnerable populations, leading to potential humanitarian crises.
Pakistan's government has confirmed that since April 1, over 80,000 Afghan nationals have been repatriated, with a strict deadline and no further extensions to the repatriation initiative.
The International Organization for Migration reported that nearly 60,000 Afghans were expelled from Pakistan in early April, leading to rising humanitarian needs at border areas.
High-level talks between Pakistan and the Taliban government are set to address a range of bilateral issues, especially focusing on enhancing cooperation and fostering better relations.
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