Illegal Immigrants Deportation Operation
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Till 4th January 2024 .
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Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continuing
January 05, 2024
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Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to latest statistics, 1138 more illegal Afghan nationals returned to their country yesterday.
So far, 459,184 illegal Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan.
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Excellent.Till 4th January 2024 .
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Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continuing
January 05, 2024
(FILE PHOTO)
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to latest statistics, 1138 more illegal Afghan nationals returned to their country yesterday.
So far, 459,184 illegal Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan.
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The repatriation of illegal Afghans continues
As of January 15, 2024, the total number of illegal Afghans who left Pakistan has reached 468,929 and the return is ongoing.
On January 15, 2024, 214 men, 143 women and 421 children went to their country out of 778 Afghan nationals.
72 families have been repatriated in 42 vehicles to Afghanistan..
As of January 15, 2024, the total number of illegal Afghans who left Pakistan has reached 468,929 and the return is ongoing.
On January 15, 2024, 214 men, 143 women and 421 children went to their country out of 778 Afghan nationals.
72 families have been repatriated in 42 vehicles to Afghanistan..
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So between Jan 4 and Jan 15th, only 8000 Afghans were repatriated ? With this speed it would take us about 3714 years to send all Afghans.
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Half a million Afghans return from Pakistan: IOM
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This photograph taken on January 9, 2024 shows an Afghan refugee (2R) deported from Pakistan, receive money as a humanitarian aid at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) camp on the outskirts of Kabul. File Photo: AFP
KABUL: More than 500,000 Afghans have left Pakistan in the four months since Islamabad ordered undocumented migrants to leave or face arrest, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.
According to the latest figures reported by the UN migration agency, 500,200 Afghans left Pakistan between September 15, 2023 and January 13, 2024.
Most rushed to the border in the days leading up to a November 1 exit deadline Islamabad set for the 1.7 million Afghans it said were living illegally in Pakistan, and as police opened dozens of holding centres.
Safe and legal migration of workforce to Qatar discussed
“Since the initial peak around November 1, the number of individuals crossing these official border points have consistently decreased but remains higher than pre-September 15th,” an IOM statement said.
Pakistan defended the crackdown by pointing to security concerns in its regions bordering Afghanistan and pressure on its struggling economy.
“Some Afghans forced to return may be at risk of persecution, arbitrary arrest and detention and/or torture or ill-treatment,” the UN’s Afghan mission said in a report on Monday.
Meanwhile, the busiest border crossing between the two countries remained closed for the tenth day running in a dispute over document rules for commercial drivers.
The row centres on demands for drivers from both sides to have visas and passports – documents many Afghans do not have – as Pakistan cracks down on cross-border movements.
More than 400 trucks were stranded on the Pakistan side of the Torkham crossing on Monday, according to a border official who asked not to be named.
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have grown increasingly fraught in recent months, with Islamabad accusing the Taliban government of failing to root out militants staging attacks in Pakistan from their soil.
Kabul has always rejected the allegations.
Millions of Afghans fleeing conflict have poured into Pakistan over the past four decades, including some 600,000 since the Taliban ousted the US-backed government and imposed its harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
Some of the Afghans crossing into Afghanistan as a result of Islamabad’s eviction scheme were entering the country for the first time, having lived their whole lives in Pakistan.
Upon arrival, migrants have received modest assistance from the government and NGOs in a country contending with one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.
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Half a million Afghans return from Pakistan: IOM
AFP
This photograph taken on January 9, 2024 shows an Afghan refugee (2R) deported from Pakistan, receive money as a humanitarian aid at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) camp on the outskirts of Kabul. File Photo: AFP
KABUL: More than 500,000 Afghans have left Pakistan in the four months since Islamabad ordered undocumented migrants to leave or face arrest, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.
According to the latest figures reported by the UN migration agency, 500,200 Afghans left Pakistan between September 15, 2023 and January 13, 2024.
Most rushed to the border in the days leading up to a November 1 exit deadline Islamabad set for the 1.7 million Afghans it said were living illegally in Pakistan, and as police opened dozens of holding centres.
Safe and legal migration of workforce to Qatar discussed
“Since the initial peak around November 1, the number of individuals crossing these official border points have consistently decreased but remains higher than pre-September 15th,” an IOM statement said.
Pakistan defended the crackdown by pointing to security concerns in its regions bordering Afghanistan and pressure on its struggling economy.
“Some Afghans forced to return may be at risk of persecution, arbitrary arrest and detention and/or torture or ill-treatment,” the UN’s Afghan mission said in a report on Monday.
Meanwhile, the busiest border crossing between the two countries remained closed for the tenth day running in a dispute over document rules for commercial drivers.
The row centres on demands for drivers from both sides to have visas and passports – documents many Afghans do not have – as Pakistan cracks down on cross-border movements.
More than 400 trucks were stranded on the Pakistan side of the Torkham crossing on Monday, according to a border official who asked not to be named.
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have grown increasingly fraught in recent months, with Islamabad accusing the Taliban government of failing to root out militants staging attacks in Pakistan from their soil.
Kabul has always rejected the allegations.
Millions of Afghans fleeing conflict have poured into Pakistan over the past four decades, including some 600,000 since the Taliban ousted the US-backed government and imposed its harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
Some of the Afghans crossing into Afghanistan as a result of Islamabad’s eviction scheme were entering the country for the first time, having lived their whole lives in Pakistan.
Upon arrival, migrants have received modest assistance from the government and NGOs in a country contending with one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.
From 3rd October 2023 to 29th January 2024 , 478,300 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues in dignified manner
January 30, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to the latest statistics, 2697 Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last five days.
So far, 478,300 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan.
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Over 74,000 migrants returned to Afghanistan in one week: IOM
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KABUL (amu tv): The International Organization for Migration reported that 74,291 migrants have returned to Afghanistan from April 21-27. According to IOM’s data, 43,176 migrants came from Iran and 31,115 from Pakistan.
Refugees from Pakistan re-entered through the Torkham, Ghulam Khan, and Spin Boldak crossings, while those from Iran used the Islam Qala and Milak border crossings.
The data also indicated an outflow of 43,422 Afghans to Iran and Pakistan during the same period. The breakdown shows 24,348 went to Iran and 19,074 to Pakistan.
Of the returnees from Iran, 6% held valid passports, 2% had valid visas, 18% possessed a Hamayesh card, 1% a Hoshmand card, 56% a valid Tazkira, and 36% had no documents.
Meanwhile, returnees from Pakistan included 7% with POR cards, 27% with valid passports, 24% with valid visas, 65% with valid Tazkira, 3% with ACC cards, and 25% with no documents. This influx of returnees comes as Pakistan and Iran have recently intensified crackdowns on Afghan refugees, resulting in the daily deportation of dozens of families.
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غیر قانونی افغان باشندوں کی وطن واپسی کا سلسلہ جاری*10 مئی 2024 تک پاکستان چھوڑنے والے غیر قانونی افغان باشندوں کی کل تعداد 567،554 تک پہنچ چکی ہے* اور واپسی کا یہ سلسلہ جاری اور ساری ہے30 اپریل سے 10 مئی تک *11،006 افغان باشندوں* میں *4987 مرد، 3214 خواتین اور 2805 بچے* اپنے ملک چلے گئےافغانستان روانگی کے لیے 576 گاڑیوں میں 487 خاندانوں کی اپنے وطن واپسی عمل میں لائی گئی ہے
Repatriation of illegal foreigners to their homeland continues
May 12, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
567,554 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan till 10th May, 2024.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
May 01, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing.
So far, 556,548 illegal Afghan nationals have been repatriated to their country.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
April 14, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to the latest statistics, 8581 Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last eleven days.
535,940 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan till yesterday.
Repatriation of illegal foreigners to their homeland continues
May 12, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
567,554 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan till 10th May, 2024.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
May 01, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing.
So far, 556,548 illegal Afghan nationals have been repatriated to their country.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
April 14, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to the latest statistics, 8581 Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last eleven days.
535,940 Afghans have been repatriated to Afghanistan till yesterday.
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Afghan Taliban officials claimed that a planned trip by a Pakistani military delegation to Kandahar on Sunday was cancelled in apparent protest over reported cross-border strikes by Pakistan targeting terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan.
There was no word from the Pakistani side either on the reported airstrikes or the visit of its delegation to Kandahar.
The foreign office had no knowledge of both developments, while the military's media wing didn't respond until the filing of this report.
However, diplomatic sources said the Pakistani military delegation, comprising mid-level officials, was to travel to Kandahar on Sunday as part of efforts by both sides to resolve the issue of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
According to sources, the delegation was to meet Mullah Shirin Akhund, the Governor of Kandahar, and the deputy head of Afghanistan's intelligence agency. Shirin is also considered close to Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada. He was one of the key members of the Taliban team that helped broker talks between Pakistan and the TTP.
Mullah Shirin is a key interlocutor of the Afghan Taliban trying to defuse tensions with Pakistan over the TTP. He travelled to Islamabad earlier this year to address Pakistan’s concerns.
The planned trip was believed to be a follow-up to those efforts to find a solution to the TTP problem.
The visit, however, was cancelled by the Afghan Taliban. There were reports, and some Afghan journalists claimed that Pakistan carried out fresh airstrikes in the Paktika province of Afghanistan on Friday, killing certain TTP terrorists.
Pakistan never confirmed those attacks, although it publicly acknowledged carrying out several cross-border attacks on March 18.
An Afghan media outlet claimed it obtained information that the Taliban had cancelled a scheduled trip of a Pakistani army delegation to Kandahar in response to reported recent air and missile strikes by Pakistan in Paktika province.
Originally, the delegation was to travel from Rawalpindi to Kandahar on Sunday, the Afghan International report said.
The report quoted security sources from Pakistan, confirming to Afghanistan International, claiming that the cancellation by the Taliban was officially attributed to "weather conditions," although it is widely believed that the real reason was the airstrikes on Paktika that occurred on Thursday. The specifics of the attack and any casualties remain undisclosed.
Previously, Afghanistan International had accessed a document indicating that Pakistan had detailed the aircraft, flight times, and arrival information to the Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs through an official letter sent to Kabul.
The cancelled meeting was supposed to involve "mid-level" military officials from Pakistan and Mohammad Ali Hanafi, also known as "Mullah Shirin Akhund," who is a close aide to Hibatullah Akhundzada.
As of now, the Taliban has not issued an official statement regarding the Pakistani Air Force's attacks on Paktika or the reasons behind the cancellation of the Pakistani delegation's trip.
There was no word from the Pakistani side either on the reported airstrikes or the visit of its delegation to Kandahar.
The foreign office had no knowledge of both developments, while the military's media wing didn't respond until the filing of this report.
However, diplomatic sources said the Pakistani military delegation, comprising mid-level officials, was to travel to Kandahar on Sunday as part of efforts by both sides to resolve the issue of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
According to sources, the delegation was to meet Mullah Shirin Akhund, the Governor of Kandahar, and the deputy head of Afghanistan's intelligence agency. Shirin is also considered close to Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada. He was one of the key members of the Taliban team that helped broker talks between Pakistan and the TTP.
Mullah Shirin is a key interlocutor of the Afghan Taliban trying to defuse tensions with Pakistan over the TTP. He travelled to Islamabad earlier this year to address Pakistan’s concerns.
The planned trip was believed to be a follow-up to those efforts to find a solution to the TTP problem.
The visit, however, was cancelled by the Afghan Taliban. There were reports, and some Afghan journalists claimed that Pakistan carried out fresh airstrikes in the Paktika province of Afghanistan on Friday, killing certain TTP terrorists.
Pakistan never confirmed those attacks, although it publicly acknowledged carrying out several cross-border attacks on March 18.
An Afghan media outlet claimed it obtained information that the Taliban had cancelled a scheduled trip of a Pakistani army delegation to Kandahar in response to reported recent air and missile strikes by Pakistan in Paktika province.
Originally, the delegation was to travel from Rawalpindi to Kandahar on Sunday, the Afghan International report said.
The report quoted security sources from Pakistan, confirming to Afghanistan International, claiming that the cancellation by the Taliban was officially attributed to "weather conditions," although it is widely believed that the real reason was the airstrikes on Paktika that occurred on Thursday. The specifics of the attack and any casualties remain undisclosed.
Previously, Afghanistan International had accessed a document indicating that Pakistan had detailed the aircraft, flight times, and arrival information to the Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs through an official letter sent to Kabul.
The cancelled meeting was supposed to involve "mid-level" military officials from Pakistan and Mohammad Ali Hanafi, also known as "Mullah Shirin Akhund," who is a close aide to Hibatullah Akhundzada.
As of now, the Taliban has not issued an official statement regarding the Pakistani Air Force's attacks on Paktika or the reasons behind the cancellation of the Pakistani delegation's trip.
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UNHCR figures shows that deportation of illegals have come to a crawl after peaking in November and December of last year. (The figures doesn't include Afghans sneaking back in)
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By the prayers & support of our illegal undocumented afghan brothers, Pakistan has deported a total of 577,239 afghans as of 20th May, 2024 [From May 13th to 20th May 2024, 10.3k approx. illegal undocumented Afghans deported (Under Phase-II)], Pakistan will continue to reunite Afghans.
People of Islamic Republic of Pakistan demand deportation of all afghans from Pakistan for stability, peace & prosperity of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
5:53 AM · May 22, 2024
People of Islamic Republic of Pakistan demand deportation of all afghans from Pakistan for stability, peace & prosperity of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
5:53 AM · May 22, 2024
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Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
May 30, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to the latest statistics, 13206 Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last ten days.
590,445 Afghans have so far been repatriated to Afghanistan.
www.radio.gov.pk
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
May 21, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to latest statistics, 9685 more illegal Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last ten days.
The figure of illegal Afghan returnees has reached 577,239.
May 30, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to the latest statistics, 13206 Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last ten days.
590,445 Afghans have so far been repatriated to Afghanistan.
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
www.radio.gov.pk
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals continues
May 21, 2024
Repatriation of illegal foreign nationals including Afghans to their homeland is continuing in a dignified and safe manner.
According to latest statistics, 9685 more illegal Afghan nationals returned to their country over the last ten days.
The figure of illegal Afghan returnees has reached 577,239.
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