Thousands of Afghan refugees are being deported from Iran and the world is staying silent.
Many of these refugees have lived in Iran for years. Some were even born and raised there. Many have legal visas or refugee documents. Iran is the only home they’ve ever known.
Now, Iranian authorities are forcing them out. Women, children, and entire families are being dragged from their homes, loaded into trucks, and abandoned at the border under the burning sun — with no food, water, or shelter.
To make things worse, markets and shops inside Iran have reportedly been ordered not to sell food to refugees.
Many deported refugees say they weren’t even paid the salaries they earned in recent months before being expelled. They’ve lost everything — their homes, their jobs, and their dignity — in just days.
Now, they’re stranded in a dangerous no-man’s-land, facing Taliban threats and extreme heat. Among them are former Afghan soldiers, ex-government employees, especially women targeted by the Tal
