Afghan Women’s News Agency – The United Nations Women’s Office in Kabul (UN WOMEN) has announced by publishing a report that 80% of the emigrants deported from Pakistan are women and children. According to this report, since the beginning of November, 327,400 Afghan immigrants have been returned to Afghanistan from Torkham and Spinboldak borders, of […]
Afghan Women’s News Agency – The United Nations Women’s Office in Kabul (UN WOMEN) has announced by publishing a report that 80% of the emigrants deported from Pakistan are women and children.
According to this report, since the beginning of November, 327,400 Afghan immigrants have been returned to Afghanistan from Torkham and Spinboldak borders, of which 80% are women and children.
This institution adds that 47 percent of women and girls who were returned to Afghanistan are very vulnerable, including girls aged 6 to 17 years, and the majority of these women are their families’ households.
The report of this institution states that 1.7 million Afghan migrants and refugees are at risk of forced deportation by the Pakistani government.
This is while after increasing the deportation of Afghan immigrants from Pakistan, Mullah Hebatullah Akhundzada, the invisible leader of the Taliban, has ordered the relocation of these immigrants in the north of the country, which has caused people to worry about the relocation of Pakistani people in Afghanistan.
