SPECIAL REPORT. ISLAMABAD.AUG.23
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Government of Pakistan have issued a joint statement allowing Afghan refugees to return to Afghanistan through the Torkham border without undergoing checks. Here’s what’s happening . Afghan refugees holding Proof of Registration (PoR) cards can return to Afghanistan voluntarily through the Torkham border.
– A UNHCR team is stationed at the Torkham border to provide guidance and assistance to returning refugees.
– Refugees can choose to return directly to Afghanistan or wait for their turn after registering with the UNHCR’s Voluntary Repatriation Centre (VRC).
– This decision is part of a formal agreement between the Government of Pakistan and UNHCR.
Border Crossing*: The Torkham border crossing is open for Afghan refugees to return to Afghanistan.
-UNHCR is working to provide emergency assistance, including financial support, to returning refugees.
Returning refugees face significant challenges, including limited access to basic services, shelter, and livelihood opportunities in Afghanistan.
It’s essential to verify information through official sources to ensure accuracy and stay updated on the latest developments.
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