Asif Durrani Calls Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students 'Shocking,' Urges Pakistan to Reverse Decision
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Asif Durrani Calls Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students 'Shocking,' Urges Pakistan to Reverse Decision
Former Pakistan special envoy for Afghanistan Asif Durrani has urged Islamabad to reverse its decision to expel Afghan medical students, calling the move “shocking” and warning that forcing young women to return to Afghanistan could destroy their educational futures under current restrictions. In a post on X on Tuesday, September 8, Durrani said the expulsion of Afghan medical students; particularly female students who had overcome significant o…
Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai has called Pakistan's decision to bar Afghan students from pursuing medical studies in the country regrettable and called for its reversal. Karzai wrote in an article today that youth education, scientific activities, and cooperation between academic institutions should not be harmed by political differences between countries. The post Karzai calls on Pakistan to reverse decision to expel Afghan students firs…
Amnesty International Asia, in response to the decision of the Pakistani Medical Council to deport medical and dental students to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, has said that this decision has severe consequences for female students. The post Amnesty International: Deportation of female students from Pakistan to Afghanistan has severe consequences appeared first on Rukhshana Media.
Following the expulsion decision and the stubbornness of the metropolis, meet Friday 11 September at 12 pm, Place de Milan, for a noisy walk.
Mujahid calls Pakistan’s order to expel Afghan medical students ‘inhumane’
Islamic Emirate spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid has described Pakistan’s decision to expel Afghan medical and dental students as “inhumane” and “regrettable,” urging Islamabad to reconsider the move. Speaking at a government press conference in Kabul, Mujahid called on Pakistan to allow Afghan students to remain in the country and complete their studies. He said Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education is also prepared to accommodate students …
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