“ICG”: Continued deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan challenges the stability of the region
| The International Crisis Group warned in a report that if the expulsion of Afghan refugees from Pakistan continues, regional stability will face problems. |
According to the regional office of Tasnim news agency, the international group Referring to the expulsion of thousands of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, the International Crisis Group (ICG) warned that such action would challenge the stability of the region.
The group stated in a report: Pakistan It has started a process that may return millions of Afghans to their country.
International Crisis Group added: One of the potential reasons for expelling refugees from Pakistan is the recent insecurity in this country and The attacks are called Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
The report noted: “Anwar Haq Kakar”, the interim prime minister of Pakistan, had previously claimed that he was involved in terrorist attacks. Recently, some Afghan nationals were also present in this country.
On the other hand, the interim government of Pakistan has said that the Kabul government has not cooperated in the fight against Tehreek-e-Taliban and this group in Afghanistan It has a safe haven.
“Zabihullah Mujahid”, the spokesman of the Taliban government, in response to the expulsion of Afghan refugees and the statements of the Pakistani authorities, emphasized that Afghanistan is responsible for establishing security in Pakistan. It does not.
In this report, quoting “Ibrahim Bahaith”, an expert of the International Crisis Group, it is stated: “Pakistan’s policy while trying to justify its actions in the security sector slow, has widened the crisis in the region”.
The International Crisis Group has asked the countries that have influence over Pakistan to encourage Islamabad to cancel this plan. .
This group of countries and donor organizations has also asked to continue to cooperate more with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees for financial and technical support for Afghan refugees.
According to reports, some representatives of different parties in Pakistan’s Senate have asked the government of Islamabad to stop the plan to deport Afghan refugees.
Afghan and Pakistani officials talk about how to transfer assets of refugees
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