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Six Million Deportees Begin New Lives Under Taliban Rule
The Torkham crossing serves as a significant point for deportees returning to Afghanistan, with six million people having returned since the Taliban's takeover in 2021. Many deportees, including Nazia and Sarwar, face challenges in adapting to life in Afghanistan, with reports of harassment in Pakistan and ongoing humanitarian crises. The UN emphasizes the need for safe and voluntary returns, while the Taliban's restrictions on women continue to impact international relations.
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Nazia
Charlie Goodlake
Sarwar
Zarina
Amir Khan Muttaqi
Our neutral summary
The Torkham crossing serves as a significant point for deportees returning to Afghanistan, with six million people having returned since the Taliban's takeover in 2021. Many deportees, including Nazia and Sarwar, face challenges in adapting to life in Afghanistan, with reports of harassment in Pakistan and ongoing humanitarian crises. The UN emphasizes the need for safe and voluntary returns, while the Taliban's restrictions on women continue to impact international relations.
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