Asif Durrani Calls Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students 'Shocking,' Urges Pakistan to Reverse Decision
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Asif Durrani Calls Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students 'Shocking,' Urges Pakistan to Reverse Decision
Former Pakistan special envoy for Afghanistan Asif Durrani has urged Islamabad to reverse its decision to expel Afghan medical students, calling the move “shocking” and warning that forcing young women to return to Afghanistan could destroy their educational futures under current restrictions. In a post on X on Tuesday, September 8, Durrani said the expulsion of Afghan medical students; particularly female students who had overcome significant o…
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Pakistan has said that neighboring Afghanistan is not an enemy, and Afghan students residing here are not being deported, said Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider, who responded to questions during a briefing in Islamabad on Thursday.
Human Rights Watch has called on Pakistani authorities to lift a “discriminatory ban” on Afghan students’ admission to medical schools and allow them to continue their studies. The organization issued a statement today (Thursday, September 10) saying that Pakistani authorities should ensure that Afghan students can legally stay in Pakistan […] The post Human Rights Watch: Pakistan to Lift Discriminatory Ban on Afghan Students appeared first on D…
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Indian Abroad News - We Bring You HomeRights body condemns Pakistan's decision to repatriate Afghan medical students
Digital Desk | Islamabad, Sep 10 (IANS) The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has condemned Pakistan's decision to rusticate and repatriate Afghan students already enrolled in medical and dental colleges across the nation and ban new admissions, terming it a "humanitarian crisis" impacting people whose education, safety and future are at immediate risk. The HRCP's statement comes after the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) re…
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