Raids on Afghan refugees’ homes in Pakistan as expulsion deadline nears are raising serious humanitarian concerns and tensions. As the deadline for the expulsion of Afghan nationals from Pakistan approaches, tensions rise as the police conduct raids on …
They fought alongside US forces against the Taliban and hoped for a better, safe and secure future. But now with the Taliban back in power in Afghanistan and US resettlement plans stalled, these Afghan Air Force pilots now not only find themselves stranded …
IN a small house on the outskirts of the twin cities, three Afghan families gathered in a room decorated with traditional floor seating to share their ordeal in the wake of a crackdown launched by the authorities to expel all refugees from Islamabad and …
Masiulla Sahil, 37, accused of stabbing murder of Abdul Niazi, 34. 3/26/25 Crooked Joe Biden is out of office, but his destructive policies are still wreaking havoc on the United States. Under the previous administration the DHS had a program …
WITH the March 31 deadline looming, we would do well to remember that not all Afghan refugees are bad. In fact, many have become family members. Some are the sons-in-law of Pakistan. Others were born here, speak our languages, and know no other home, but …
In an open letter, over 100 human rights groups, led by the Global Strategic Litigation Council, urge Pakistan to rescind the March 31 deadline for Afghan refugees, citing risks of deportation to Afghanistan. Over 100 international human rights …
KABUL, March 29 (Xinhua) -- A total of 223 Afghan inmates imprisoned in Pakistan have been set free and returned to their homeland, the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation said in a statement on Saturday. According to the statement, the detainees …
Islamabad, Pakistan – On a pleasant February afternoon in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, the sound of strumming guitars fills a small bedroom in a two-storey home that houses tenants from neighbouring Afghanistan. A flight of slippery marble stairs leads …
Islamabad CNN — The first time he flew his cargo plane through the clouds over his hometown of Kabul, Tauheed Khan swelled with pride. “I flew over my childhood home,” he told CNN, on a quiet spring morning in the Pakistani capital Islamabad. “And I was …
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