Uncertainty Looms as Deadline Expires for Over 1.4 Million Afghan PoR Cardholders in Pakistan

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – The legal status of more than 1.4 million Afghan refugees in Pakistan has expired today (June 30), leaving hundreds of thousands in a state of uncertainty and fear.

These individuals, most of whom hold Proof of Registration (PoR) cards issued by Pakistani authorities for temporary stay, now face the threat of deportation as the federal cabinet has yet to approve any extension to their legal stay.

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