IBC - Start Relief Works for Afghan Refugees - August 2021

Document Type:	Reports , Reports and Assessments , Press Releases
Document Type:	English
Publish Date:	16 August 2021 (3 years ago)
Upload Date:	12 September 2022 (2 years ago)
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IBC - Start Relief Works for Afghan Refugees - August 2021

Document Type:	Reports , Reports and Assessments , Press Releases
Document Language:	English

According to UNHCR's data, Afghan people, representing the longest-term displaced persons in the world, have tried to establish a life as an asylum seeker/refugee in different countries, especially neighboring countries such as Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey, since the 1970s. Despite all the statistical uncertainties, Turkey, which is the first address where Afghan refugees will settle permanently or wait for a transition to a third country, is the country that hosts the secondlargest refugee group after Syrian refugees, with 116,403 Afghan asylum seekers and 980 Afghan refugees. Faced with the threat of human trafficking and exploitation due to the crisis and migration traffic in the region, Afghan refugees are often considered "irregular migrants" as they cross borders without an official document.