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UNHCR urges Islamabad to allow Afghans with special protection needs to stay in Pakistan

  • Afghan deportations follow a nationwide crackdown launched by Islamabad in 2023 targeting foreigners living illegally in Pakistan
  • UNHCR says many of these Afghans require legal assistance, documentation and community-based protection services for their safety
By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Tens of thousands of displaced people missing in Sudan’s Darfur, UN says

By Reuters ·

UNHCR says that US and European governments increasingly undermine the global refugee convention

By AP ·

Taliban clampdown on women forces UN to close aid centers amid Pakistan deportations

By Reuters ·
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Why treating Palestine Action supporters as terrorists alarms UK civil rights defenders

By Jonathan Gornall ·

Pakistan starts deporting registered Afghan refugees, says UNHCR

By Reuters ·
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Gaza hospital: 21 children dead from starvation, malnutrition in 72 hours

By Arab News ·
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UN records 613 killings in Gaza near humanitarian convoys or aid distribution points run by US group

By AP ·

At least 1.2 million Afghans forced to return from Iran and Pakistan this year — UN

By AP ·

Pakistan says border control ‘sovereign right’ as UNHCR flags at-risk Afghans amid expulsions

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

UNHCR suspends aid to refugees in Egypt over lack of funding

By AFP ·

Italian coast guard recovers bodies of 6 migrants who died in shipwreck in the Mediterranean

Concern grows over rise in fatal migrant shipwrecks in Greece

By AP ·

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