Afghan refugees

Pakistan has recently expelled 213 Afghan nationals as part of its ongoing campaign against illegal immigrants, says a media report.

Pakistan has reaffirmed its firm stance on the deadline for Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders and undocumented foreigners to leave the country, dismissing concerns raised by United Nations agencies about the repatriation process.

Over 880 Afghan refugees have been released from custody in Pakistan since the start of 2025 and efforts were underway for the release of the remaining 84 Afghan refugees, the Ministry of Refugee and Repatriation (MoRR) said on Sunday.

A refugee and migrant rights campaigner at Amnesty International has called on Pakistan to revoke its decision to expel Afghan nationals.

Nearly 90 new Afghan families who have recently returned from Pakistan and other countries distributed 1.7 million afs and other assistance in southern Khost province.

Fifteen Afghan refugees, including children, have been released from the custody of the Pakistani police in Karachi, Pakistan, a statement said on Friday.

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has renewed its commitment to bring back Afghan refugees from Iran and stressed a joint strategy to ensure the dignity and honor of returnees, a statement said on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has asked the neighbouring countries to exercise restraint regarding the expulsion of Afghan refugees and avoid mistreatment of Afghans there.

The United States and Pakistan have discussed the protection of Afghan refugees and asylum seekers.

The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation (MoRR) has expressed concerns over the ill-treatment of Afghan refugees in Iran, fueled by disturbing pictures circulating on social media.

ISLAMABAD (Pajhwok): Pakistani police raided the houses of Afghan refugees in Islamabad, the nation’s capital, and arrested many, some refugees said on Saturday. They claimed

Amnesty International (AI) has called on Pakistan to immediately stop all deportations and take back its decision.