Amnesty urges halt of forced deportations to Afghanistan
Summary
Amnesty International urges countries to halt the unlawful forced deportations of Afghans amid the country's deepening humanitarian crisis, highlighting risks for returnees facing severe hardships under Taliban rule.
Key Points
- Amnesty International calls for an end to the unlawful forced deportations of Afghans by Pakistan, Iran, and some European nations.
- Around 2.5 million Afghans have returned this year, increasing Afghanistan's population amid economic, climate, and humanitarian crises.
- Returnees face serious risks including unemployment, social exclusion, and severe restrictions under the Taliban government.
- Foreign aid cuts exacerbate challenges, with calls from the UN, NGOs, and Taliban officials for increased funding to help returnees.
