Afghan PM condemns Pakistan's 'unilateral' deportations

He plans to expel nearly two million undocumented people from the country.

Millions of Afghans are seeking protection in Pakistan, many for decades. Islamabad has now begun mass deportations again. But in Afghanistan they are threatened with poverty and persecution - especially girls and women. By Franziska Amler.[more]]>

Afghan PM condemns Pakistan's 'unilateral' deportations

Afghanistan's prime minister condemned on Saturday the "unilateral measures" taken by Pakistan to forcibly deport tens of thousands of Afghans since the start of April.

Pakistan expels over 80,000 Afghans in push ahead of April 30 deadline

Pakistan expels over 80,000 Afghan nationals in repatriation drive ahead of April 30 deadline, sparking tensions between the two countries.

‘Anyone helping Afghans stay on to be held liable’

• Tallal Chaudhry rules out any extension to April 30 deadline for repatriation of all refugees awaiting third-country resettlement • Says anyone who employs, rents premises or provides assistance to Afghans will face strict action • Meets visiting Afghan delegation to discuss ‘One-Document Regime’ ISLAMABAD: With less than two weeks rem­aining before the deadline for Afghans awaiting relocation to third countries, Minister of State for Interior…

'No visa, no stay': Pakistan sets April 30 as final deadline for illegal foreigners

Afghan nationals with their belongings gather as they head back to Afghanistan, after Pakistan intensified its deportation campaign, forcing undocumented Afghans to leave the country, at the Torkham border crossing, April 7, 2025. — Reuters ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for Interior...