The committee to investigate the general situation of the returnees forcibly deported from Pakistan met with the representatives of the International Organization for Migration office at the Torkham border and said that unfortunately the neighboring countries of Afghanistan (Iran and Pakistan) are against the principles and laws of the United Nations in the affairs of immigrants, against the immigration policy.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The commission to deal with the general situation of forced deportation returnees under the chairmanship of Maulavi Abdul Rahman Rashid, Deputy Professional of the Ministry of Migrant Affairs at the Torkham border, met with representatives of the International Organization for Migration to solve the problems of deported migrants and speed up the process at the Torkham border. Unfortunately, he said that Afghanistan's neighboring countries (Iran and Pakistan) are forcibly deporting immigrants against the principles and laws of the United Nations regarding the affairs of immigrants, against the immigration policy.
 
Mr. Rashid mentioned the increase of returnees and their serious problems at the border of Torkham and Spin Boldak and demanded to speed up the process of providing services for immigrants.
 
  Meanwhile, Nicholas, the head of the coordination office of the International Organization for Migration in Afghanistan, provided information on the activities of the office at the border of Torkham and Spin boldak and pledged to continue the assistance of this organization.
 
Recently, the parties talked about the coordination of activities and gave their commitments in the matter of better and equal treatment for all immigrants.
 
Afghanistan's neighboring countries forcefully deport Afghan immigrants against the principles and laws of the United Nations regarding immigrants.
 
It is worth mentioning that the government of Pakistan has decided to extort more than one million Afghans from their country, which has been met with many reactions from international organizations and governments.