A group of human rights organizations and refugee advocacy groups have issued an open letter to the government of Pakistan, stating that the forced expulsion of Afghan migrants violates international law, their basic rights, and the country’s obligations, calling for an immediate halt to the process. The open letter states: “Many Afghan men and women, […] The post Human Rights Groups urge Pakistan to halt Afghan refugee expulsions appeared first on Khaama Press.
Human rights groups are urging Pakistan to halt the forced expulsion of Afghan migrants, citing violations of international law and human rights. They highlight violence, detention, high visa costs, and the upcoming mass expulsion are causing immense strain on Afghan migrants, including human rights defenders, women, and children. The groups allege detentions, forced separation of families, and gender-based violence. They call for legal protection for Afghan refugees and urge respect for international laws. Pakistan has set a March 31 deadline for refugees awaiting resettlement in Western countries to leave.
