Pakistan's Controversial Plan to Deport 3 Million Afghan Refugees by 2025
In one of the most controversial moves in recent times, Pakistan has announced its intention to deport around 3 million Afghan refugees by the end of 2025. This decision has sparked a wave of debates, both within Pakistan and internationally, with concerns ranging from humanitarian issues to its political and economic ramifications. The Pakistani government has justified this decision, citing security concerns and the need to address the growing pressure on its resources. However, the plan has been met with strong resistance from refugee rights groups, Afghan authorities , and a portion of the Pakistani population. Let’s dive into the details of this plan, the reasons behind it, and the potential consequences for Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the broader international community. The Scale of the Issue: Millions Affected Pakistan has been hosting Afghan refugees for decades. The country became a refuge for millions of Afghans fleeing the Soviet invasion in the 1980s, and the numbers...