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Refugees and Migrants: Impact of the September 11 Attacks The Afghan Refugee CrisisAfghanistan Unsafe for Refugee Returns U.N. Refugee Agency Sending "Misleading" Message The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) should reverse its newly-announced policy of promoting voluntary repatriation to Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said today. July 23, 2002 Afghan Refugees Mistreated in Exile, but Afraid to Go Home With repatriation from Pakistan and Iran slated to begin this week, many Afghan refugees are afraid to return to Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today. February 26, 2002 Pakistan: Refugees Not Moving Voluntarily Humanity Denied: Systematic Violations of Women's Rights in Afghanistan Pakistan: Camps Over Border Would Endanger Refugees HRW Letter to General Pervez Musharraf Afghanistan: Refugee Crisis No Safe Refuge Safe Refuge Must Be Provided For Afghan Refugees The Backlash against Refugees and Migrants WorldwideThe Aftermath of September 11 - The Tightening of Immigration PoliciesStatement by Human Rights Watch on the Occasion of the Euro-Mediterranean Civil Forum, April 13, 2002 Australia: Next Government Must Improve Refugee Protection Human Rights Watch Criticizes U.S. Anti-Terrorism Legislation European Union: Security Proposals Threaten Human Rights Human Rights Watch Commentary on the Draft Comprehensive Convention on Terrorism Before September 11Pakistan: Call to Protect Afghan Refugees
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