Pakistan Sees Sharp Rise in Forced Returns of Afghan Refugees
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Pakistan has increased the forced return of Afghan refugees amid ongoing regional tensions. This development affects thousands of displaced people, raising concerns about their safety and humanitarian conditions. The surge in returns could strain Afghanistan's resources and destabilize the region further.
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- •Pakistan has intensified the forced repatriation of Afghan refugees in early 2026.
- •Thousands of Afghan refugees have been compelled to return against their will.
- •The returns coincide with heightened security and political challenges in Pakistan.
- •Afghanistan faces difficulties in accommodating the sudden influx of returnees.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Pakistan continues forced returns without international support Afghan refugees may face increased vulnerability, worsening humanitarian conditions in Afghanistan and potential regional instability.
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