Afghan Med Students Face Deportation | Global News
Afghan medical students in Pakistan face imminent deportation as the country cracks down on foreign students amid rising tensions with Afghanistan, threatening years of hard work and dreams of becoming doctors. A temporary court pause offers brief relief, but hundreds of thousands already deported and over two million who’ve fled underscore the human cost. Human rights groups and former envoys condemn the move as discriminatory, while confusion reigns over visa rules and registration — leaving students like Nooria, in her final year, fearing she’ll lose everything she’s sacrificed.
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