Migration is not way out of poverty
KABUL (SW) – Sharif is a 35-year-old man who, many years ago, embarked on the thorny path of irregular immigration along with his wife and three children to Iran and Turkey.
KABUL (SW) – Sharif is a 35-year-old man who, many years ago, embarked on the thorny path of irregular immigration along with his wife and three children to Iran and Turkey.
KABUL (SW) – A rare new addition of bright blue buses with ‘Chahar Magz’ (walnut) written on face of it has grabbed attention of Kabul residents who are used to otherwise rusted old buses for commuting.
KABUL (SW) – “When I returned from the Syrian war, my life took a complete new turn to the point when struggle for survival seemed difficult and overwhelming.
KABUL (SW) – Poverty, unemployment and insecurity have led many Afghan youngsters, including the educated ones, to pursue irregular migration routes.
KABUL (SW) – Generally, the phenomenon of immigration has had negative reflections among the people, but there are also those who have returned to their country with new skills that have benefited their families and their communities.
KABUL (SW) – Habib (a pseudonym) is a young man who, three years ago, embarked on high-risk path without any prior knowledge of the difficulties of irregular migration, and handed himself to smugglers.
KABUL (SW) – Reza Bayeri, deputy spokesman for the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation, has announced a new comprehensive Immigration Policy Sub-Plan has been worked upon to make things easier for immigrants and returnees.
KHOST CITY (SW) – Nearly a decade ago, two of the Khost residents, Alif Noor and Noor Mohammad moved to the United States through legal means, stayed, studied and worked there to become American citizens.
LASHKARGAH (SW) – The miseries faced by many victims of irregular migration have never ended even after their return to Afghanistan from the spikey journey.
KABUL (SW) – Ahmad (a pseudonym) is a young man who has worked as a journalist for 11 years with domestic and foreign media, and once had an English language center in Kabul.
HERAT CITY (SW) – At the minor age of 14, Noor Agha has embarked on treacherous journey of irregular migration from Herat to Iran four times.
KABUL (SW) – Seven years ago, Gulali, along with five members of her family, immigrated to Iran via the Nimroz border.