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  1. UNHCR reports on returnee movements involving both Syria and Afghanistan.
  2. Border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan reported, with millions of Afghans returning.

Pakistan is managing the movement and welfare of Afghan nationals, partnering with the UN and IOM on refugee issues.

6 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 14
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Pakistan is managing the movement and welfare of Afghan nationals, partnering with the UN and IOM on refugee issues.

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PakistanAfghanistanUnited NationsInternational Organization for Migration

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  1. Assisted Afghan returnees are receiving humanitarian support at Kandahar and Herat borders, with increased returns noted from Pakistan and Iran.Sub-event
  2. Ongoing crises in Afghanistan are increasing the vulnerability of populations to exploitation, prompting international bodies to issue joint statements.Sub-event
  3. Pakistan reaffirmed its commitment to hosting Afghan refugees, who have been hosted for decades.Sub-event
  4. Pakistan handles Afghan refugee management in partnership with international bodies.1 source

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Border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan reported, with millions of Afghans returning. All 1 developments

Within UNHCR reports on returnee movements involving both Syria and Afghanistan.

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