The situation has worsened since Afghanistan imposed a three-month ban on medicine imports from Pakistan, further constricting trade.
UNHCR also confirmed a reduction in cash assistance for Afghans living in Pakistan due to declining donor contributions.
UNHCR also raised alarm over the impact on women and girls, noting that they risk being sent back to a country where their rights to work...
Many returnees arrive with very few belongings; some are exhausted, traumatized, or in need of urgent assistance.
The agency warned that a failure to respond quickly and at scale risks triggering widespread displacement, food insecurity, and public health emergencies.
The UNHCR also voiced alarm at the scale and speed of returns. Babar Baloch, spokesperson for the agency, said more than 50,000 Afghans crossed back from...
Migrants are being pulled off the streets without notice, loaded onto buses, and abandoned at the Afghan border, Khalilzad said.
