Iranian Red Crescent Initiates Search for 100 Missing Afghan Refugees at Border Lines

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Iranian Red Crescent Initiates Search for 100 Missing Afghan Refugees at Border Lines

The Iranian Red Crescent has opened a case to search for 100 missing Afghan refugees at the border.

Behnam Saeedi, the Deputy for International Affairs and Human Rights of the Iranian Red Crescent, stated that a case has been opened to search for 100 Afghan refugees, mostly children, who have gone missing in the border areas between Iran and Afghanistan.

It has been reported that these refugees disappeared in the first half of this year along the border lines between the two countries.

He told ISNA news agency that after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan last year, the Search and Family Reunification Department of the Iranian Red Crescent has faced a significant increase in requests to find missing persons.

Mr. Saeedi mentioned that search cases for missing Afghan migrants are also open for other migration routes from Iran to other countries.

During illegal border crossings and movements in Iran’s border provinces, family members are sometimes forced to separate.

Iran is the first country for refugees who intend to go to Turkey and then to European countries.

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