Massive Afghan Deportation Crisis Intensifies Hunger Emergency
Over 2.5 million Afghans face acute hunger after being expelled from Iran and Pakistan. Massive aid cuts and lost remittances fuel a humanitarian emergency.
A humanitarian emergency is unfolding across Afghanistan 
AFas over 2.5 million Afghan migrants have been expelled from Iran 
IRand Pakistan 
PK under massive repatriation programs. This large-scale movement of people occurs during the harsh winter months, returning millions to a nation where 17 million people already face acute hunger. The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) estimates that 3 million additional people now face acute hunger specifically due to the return of these migrants and the subsequent loss of remittance income they previously sent from abroad.
AFas over 2.5 million Afghan migrants have been expelled from Iran IRand Pakistan PK under massive repatriation programs. This large-scale movement of people occurs during the harsh winter months, returning millions to a nation where 17 million people already face acute hunger. The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) estimates that 3 million additional people now face acute hunger specifically due to the return of these migrants and the subsequent loss of remittance income they previously sent from abroad.
