Pakistan gives over 1 million Afghan refugees 30 days to leave country

[Aegon]

afghans have not recognised durand line. so these people might actually be living in their own territory which pakistan mistakenly believes as its own . things can only be settled after afghan and pak govt legally formalise the boundry line.

 

[Enigma_]

How many multi ID Indians are on this forum? Surely the mods can trace their IP and find their location. Geez.

 

[Zibago]

I give up,mirpuries are not kashmiries

More complicated than that darlin
Depends on your family background (Butt,Sheikh(me),Loon,Dar,Mir,Khwaja,Wani etc) have a history with the valley while Mirpur and the rest of AJK have a rather complicated history you know Pooch state,ghaznavis,dogras yadi yadi yada anyhow thats not the topic here

afghans have not recognised durand line. so these people might actually be living in their own territory which pakistan mistakenly believes as its own . things can only be settled after afghan and pak govt legally formalise the boundry line.

Its not for them to decide the state and provinces have spoken
https://www.dawn.com/news/1268209

 

[Spy Master]

afghans have not recognised durand line. so these people might actually be living in their own territory which pakistan mistakenly believes as its own . things can only be settled after afghan and pak govt legally formalise the boundry line.

Lol desperate bharti...apply this fcking logic to your own miserable country too
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/beij...-called-state-arunachal-pradesh-china.537347/

 

[somebozo]

Afghans who ar born in Pakistan should have every right to live in Pakistan if they want .

Take them to India...we will provide free transport ..!

 

[HRK]

Afghans who ar born in Pakistan should have every right to live in Pakistan if they want .

same as the Bangladeshis have the right to live in different Indian States
https://www.indiatimes.com/news/ind...egal-bangladeshis-living-in-assam-266404.html

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Well, last time Pakistan tried something and pushed few refugees to India, Bangladesh was born.

I know we are flooded with illegal BD ,the situation here is different ,here govt allowed them in and they have been living in Pakistan for decades and a generation or two are born in Pakistan and they have every right to live now

Epic

afghans have not recognised durand line. so these people might actually be living in their own territory which pakistan mistakenly believes as its own . things can only be settled after afghan and pak govt legally formalise the boundry line.

why do you street shitters feel you are obliged to plague every Pakistan related thread with your nonsense crap?
this is an online Pakistani Forum, not your designated shitting street
Mods cant we create a Street Shitting Free zone on this forum?

 

[BABA AGHORI]

why do you street shitters feel you are obliged to plague every Pakistan related thread with your nonsense crap?
this is an online Pakistani Forum, not your designated shitting street
Mods cant we create a Street Shitting Free zone on this forum?

This is a forum for discussion, and minimum sanity expected in a discussion is to agree to disagree so kindly be tolerant.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

This is a forum for discussion, and minimum sanity expected in a discussion is to agree to disagree so kindly be tolerant.

you should stay away from discussions which doesn't concern you or your country

 

[Aegon]

please guys lets be civil and have a reasonable discussion. disagreement and divergence of views is part of debate.

 

[KapitaanAli]

Why's anyone surprised! It's just normal business.

Pakistan deported 600,000 Afghan refugees in 8 months: Report
By IANS | Islamabad | 13 Feb 2017 17:05 pm

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Pakistan has deported around 600,000 Afghan refugees in eight months since July 2016, making it the "world's largest unlawful mass forced return of refugees", New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said in a report.
HRW, in its report, 'Pakistan Coercion, UN Complicity: The Mass Forced Return of Afghan Refugees', has said that more than 100 refugees from Afghanistan described how the community was forced to return to their conflict-torn land, Geo News reported on Monday.
In the 76-page report, Afghan refugees have narrated their stories of abuses by Pakistan police, extortion, arbitrary detention and deportation threats that intensified in the second half of last year.
"In other instances, their children were either driven out of educational institutes or authorities shut down schools in refugee camps," it said.
Gerry Simpson, senior researcher at HRW — the author of the report — said: "After decades of hosting Afghan refugees, Pakistan in mid-2016 unleashed the world's largest recent anti-refugee crackdowns to coerce their mass return."
Families are being sent back to Afghanistan where the militant insurgency has gained strength, the report said.
In Pakistan, around 1.5 million Afghan refugees are registered and nearly 1 million are undocumented, Geo News said.
In the 1980s when the Soviet invasion in Afghanistan took place, many Aghanis fled from the turmoil and came to Pakistan as refugees.
Post the Tehreek-e-Taliban's Pakistan (TTP) attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar in December 2014, in which hundreds of students were killed, Pakistan turned its back on the community.
"Officials in Pakistan consider Afghans a security threat. Its 20-point National Action Plan, launched in 2014, calls for a comprehensive policy to deal with the issue of the Afghan refugees," Geo News added.
"UNHCR is operating in a tough political environment and fears angering the Pakistani government," reads the report, "but it's crossed a red line by caving into Pakistani pressure to incentivise Afghan refugees to leave, making it complicit in Pakistan's unlawful mass forced refugee return."
This month, the Pakistan government extended a deadline for Afghan refugees to leave the country until the end of 2017.

 

[The Eagle]

Afghans belongs to Afghanistan and Pakistan hosted them enough even more than our capacity which is also acknowledged by UN. However, any other country which claims to be more friendly and has sympathy, can invite these Afghans to their land as we will happy to see as such.

These people needs to realize that their country needs them which is left open to the maniacs to roam freely around and after all what Pakistan did for Afghans, we gain nothing but more crimes, terrorism and ungrateful lot which sell out itself against Pakistan.

 

[bananarepublic]

Send them back ... But 30 days is impossible its just our government trying to pressurize trump administration.

 

[Spring Onion]

afghans have not recognised durand line. so these people might actually be living in their own territory which pakistan mistakenly believes as its own . things can only be settled after afghan and pak govt legally formalise the boundry line.

It is an international border recognized by the world and international law. And no these refugees living here in Pakistan do not claim it is their territory

 

[Zibago]

Why's anyone surprised! It's just normal business.

Pakistan deported 600,000 Afghan refugees in 8 months: Report
By IANS | Islamabad | 13 Feb 2017 17:05 pm

Representative Image
Pakistan has deported around 600,000 Afghan refugees in eight months since July 2016, making it the "world's largest unlawful mass forced return of refugees", New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said in a report.
HRW, in its report, 'Pakistan Coercion, UN Complicity: The Mass Forced Return of Afghan Refugees', has said that more than 100 refugees from Afghanistan described how the community was forced to return to their conflict-torn land, Geo News reported on Monday.
In the 76-page report, Afghan refugees have narrated their stories of abuses by Pakistan police, extortion, arbitrary detention and deportation threats that intensified in the second half of last year.
"In other instances, their children were either driven out of educational institutes or authorities shut down schools in refugee camps," it said.
Gerry Simpson, senior researcher at HRW — the author of the report — said: "After decades of hosting Afghan refugees, Pakistan in mid-2016 unleashed the world's largest recent anti-refugee crackdowns to coerce their mass return."
Families are being sent back to Afghanistan where the militant insurgency has gained strength, the report said.
In Pakistan, around 1.5 million Afghan refugees are registered and nearly 1 million are undocumented, Geo News said.
In the 1980s when the Soviet invasion in Afghanistan took place, many Aghanis fled from the turmoil and came to Pakistan as refugees.
Post the Tehreek-e-Taliban's Pakistan (TTP) attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar in December 2014, in which hundreds of students were killed, Pakistan turned its back on the community.
"Officials in Pakistan consider Afghans a security threat. Its 20-point National Action Plan, launched in 2014, calls for a comprehensive policy to deal with the issue of the Afghan refugees," Geo News added.
"UNHCR is operating in a tough political environment and fears angering the Pakistani government," reads the report, "but it's crossed a red line by caving into Pakistani pressure to incentivise Afghan refugees to leave, making it complicit in Pakistan's unlawful mass forced refugee return."
This month, the Pakistan government extended a deadline for Afghan refugees to leave the country until the end of 2017.

The problem is they keep coming back
Time for stricter border control uncle sam is only interested in smoking weed in Afghanistan they handed over 40% of Afghanistan to Taliban they are not going to do it
https://dailytimes.com.pk/170862/sealing-pak-afghan-border/