Pakistan extends stay of 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds
Most outlets reported that Pakistan has decided to extend the stay of approximately 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds, with a focus on women, children, and the elderly. Pakistan Observer added that the move primarily benefits women, while Daily Times included a brief statement from officials describing the decision as reflective of Pakistan’s humanitarian stance. The framing was largely consistent across the excerpts, with no significant variation in emphasis.
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Pakistan extends stay for 16,000 Afghan nationals
Pakistan has decided to extend the stay of around 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds. The decision covers women, children, and elderly Afghans residing in the country. Officials said the move reflects Pakistan’s humanitarian commitments while immigration procedures continue. Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi announced the decision during the weekly media briefing. He said n...
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Pakistan extends stay of 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has decided to extend the stay of around 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds, primarily benefiting women,…
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