The process of expelling Afghans from Iran and Pakistan has significantly intensified. This comes at a time when life under the Taliban's rule has turned into a nightmare for many of these migrants. Afghans, some of whom have never set foot in Afghanistan, are now returning to their homeland under unsuitable and desperate conditions.
Life in the Shadow of the Taliban
The Taliban's rule over Afghanistan has severe consequences for the citizens of this country, especially for migrants. These individuals had sought refuge in neighboring countries due to dire economic conditions and insecurity, but now, under new pressures, they are forced to return to their homeland. In the meantime, many of them have even established families in these countries and are now facing the serious threat of losing everything.
Meanwhile, the humanitarian situation of Afghans is worsening. Their forced expulsion from neighboring countries not only means returning to unsafe and unsuitable conditions in Afghanistan but also signifies the loss of hope and a better future for them.
