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Thousands of Afghanistan have to return to Afgran, because Tehran stiffs the immigration.
For decades Ten thousands of Afghans – Those who escaped from war and poverty and seeking a better future – went to the neighboring Iran.
Tehran was vulnerable to the members of this society. However, in recent years, Iranians have grown as tired of hosting them – and feelings against foreign citizens.
The Iranian government responded by expeling undocumented people. Those who are forcibly do not have a choice but to return to the country they run.
Although the Taliban government encounters refunding the Afghans, what life expectations and what can the international community help?
Presenter:
James Gulfs
Guests:
Arafat Jamal – United Nations representative of the Afghan representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UN)
Orzala Nemat – Director of Afghan Women’s Rights and Development Research Group, England-based consultant
Hasan Ahmadan – Associate Professor of West Asia Research at Tehran University
