Afghanistan’s Former Prosecutors Hunted By Criminals They Helped Convict
KABUL -- Afghanistan's former prosecutors once worked to rid their country of its most dangerous criminals by building court cases to put them behind bars.
Facing Grave Risks, Afghan Prosecutors Plead for Global Solidarity and Protection
Hundreds of Afghan prosecutors who received training over the last two decades from international law and justice organizations now face severe risks of retaliation and violence due to the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan.
Pakistan opens 3 new border crossings to deport Afghans in ongoing crackdown on migrants
Nearly 300,000 Afghans have left Pakistan in recent weeks since authorities started arresting and deporting foreign nationals.
Afghans fleeing Pakistan lack water, food and shelter
Afghans fleeing Pakistan to avoid arrest and deportation are sleeping in the open, without proper shelter, food, drinking water and toilets once they cross the border to their homeland, aid agencies said.
Pakistan agrees to not deport some Afghans
The Pakistan government has ordered authorities not to arrest Afghans who are waiting to be relocated to the United States, as it wages a crackdown on illegal migration.
The Afghanistan Project Podcast
PFP volunteer Kevin Rardin shares his experience rescuing his former translator after the fall of Kabul and the reasons he is involved with PFP today:
