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Afghanistan&& s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amir Khan Muttaqi, on Monday revealed regret over forced deportations of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, and &of the & unsuitable & treatment being dealt to them. Muttaqi voiced his displeasure throughout a conference with Pakistan & s Chargé d & affaires to Afghanistan&, Obaidur ... Afghanistan & s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amir Khan Muttaqi, on Monday expressed remorse over forced deportations of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, and of the && unsuitable & treatment being dealt to them.Muttaqi voiced his disapproval throughout a conference with Pakistan&& s Chargé d & affaires to Afghanistan, Obaidur Rehman Nizamani.According to a statement issued&by Afghanistan & s Foreign Minister the & Chargé d&& affaires of the Pakistani Embassy stated that it comprehends the concerns of the Islamic Emirate and will share the issue with the pertinent organizations.&& Pakistan has actually on the other hand ramped up its deportation of Afghan refugeesIn a report launched on Sunday, April 13, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) cautioned that the && scale and scope of the continuous returnee crisis is both incredible and rapidly intensifying.&& The report kept in mind that projections from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) price quote that from April 1, around 20,000 people will cross into Afghanistan from Pakistan &-- through Torkham (13,000) and Spin Boldak (7,000) border crossings.&& This expected daily rise calls for an urgent, well-resourced, and long-term method to satisfy the requirements of returnees and reinforce overstretched humanitarian systems,& & IFRC said.Early last month, the Pakistan government issued a directive mandating that all Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders should leave the country by March 31. This instruction has actually given that caused intensified enforcement procedures, with lots of returning refugees reporting that authorities have been maltreating the refugees and taking ownerships and property.There are an estimated 2.8 million Afghans in Pakistan, of whom approximately 1.4 million are either unregistered or undocumented. The Pakistani authorities& & actions present a significant threat to a currently fragile community recuperating from years of dispute, repeating disasters, and economic challenges.The IFRC on the other hand mentioned that current reports show that the Pakistan government has actually commenced destroying unapproved settlements occupied by undocumented immigrants, even more heightening fears amongst Afghan migrants.&& The repercussions of these actions have triggered a noteworthy surge in returnees,& & the IFRC report stated.The registration process for returnees, managed by authorities with support from IOM, has actually on the other hand ended up being overloaded due to the incredible number of individuals coming to border crossings. This has actually led to delays and prolonged stays in transit centers, complicating the reintegration process for returnees, the organization stated.&& As the scenario unfolds, the health, safety, and wellness of these returnees—-- especially vulnerable groups such as ladies, children, the senior, and people with disabilities—-- are of critical issue. The existing pressures on minimal humanitarian services and resources are exacerbated by the reality that numerous humanitarian companies have actually scaled down or stopped operations due to funding restraints, particularly following decreases in support from major donors.&& Given these pressing humanitarian needs, there is an immediate requirement for detailed support, including access to medical care, appropriate shelter, and necessary products.&& This is critical to deal with the dire conditions dealt with by the returnees and to alleviate the humanitarian effect of this large-scale population motion. Coordinated efforts are important to guarantee the safety and wellness of all individuals included, particularly thinking about the progressing dynamics of this humanitarian crisis.,& & the company stated.The post IEA informs Pakistan envoy of it&& s & lsquo; remorse & over forced deportations of Afghan refugees first appeared on TINS News.
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Following Sunday&s double-header in this year&s Indian Premier League, a few batters have gained places in the Purple Cap leaderboard. No change was made in the Orange Cap leaderboard. Orange Cap leaderboard There is no change in the top three on the run-scorers& table but a few batters have gained places. Nicholas Pooran is...
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that he anticipated to decide on Iran extremely quickly, after both countries stated they held && favorable & and & constructive & talks in Oman on Saturday and agreed to reconvene this week. Trump, who has threatened military action if no offer is reached on halting Iran & s nuclear ... U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that he anticipated to decide on Iran extremely quickly, after both nations said they held && favorable & and & constructive & talks in Oman on Saturday and accepted reconvene this week.Trump, who has actually threatened military action if no offer is reached on stopping Iran&& s nuclear program, informed press reporters aboard Air Force One that he met with advisers on Iran and expected a quick decision. He provided no additional details.&& We & ll be deciding on Iran really rapidly,& & he said.Axios pointed out 2 sources with knowledge of the concern as saying that a 2nd round of nuclear talks in between the United States and Iran would occur next Saturday in Rome.The talks kept in Oman on Saturday were the first between Iran and a Trump administration, including the U.S. president&& s 2017-2021 first term. Authorities stated they occurred in a && productive, calm and positive atmosphere.&& On Saturday, Trump informed press reporters the U.S.-Iran talks were going && fine, && adding, & Nothing matters till you get it done, so I wear&& t like discussing it, but it&& s going all right. The Iran scenario is going pretty good, I believe.&& The post Trump states he expects to decide on Iran extremely quickly first appeared on TINS News.
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The European Union will increase its financial support for the Palestinian Authority with a three-year package worth around 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion), the European Commissioner responsible for the Middle East told Reuters in an interview. Dubravka Suica, the European Commissioner for the Mediterranean, said the financial support would go...
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Tomas Niklasson, the European Union&s Special Representative for Afghanistan, has officially ended his mission after almost four years.  In a post on X on Sunday night, Niklasson said his departure does not signify a shift in the European Union&s policy toward Afghanistan. &The EU maintains its presence in the country, a...
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