Nowhere to run: The Afghan refugees caught in Israel’s war on Iran
Summary
On June 13, Israeli missiles hit Tehran, impacting many, including Shamsi, an Afghan refugee. Shamsi fled to Iran from the Taliban, seeking safety, but now faces danger again with no legal rights or protection. Despite the ceasefire on June 23, she and others remain in a difficult situation without financial stability or aid.Key Facts
- Israeli missiles struck Tehran on June 13, affecting residents and refugees.
- Shamsi, an Afghan refugee, fled the Taliban and moved to Iran for safety.
- She is undocumented in Iran and lacks legal work protection, banking access, or aid.
- Many refugees in Iran, including Shamsi, faced increased hardship during the conflict.
- The internet in Tehran was often unavailable, making communication and information access difficult.
- Around 3.5 million people in Iran are refugees or in refugee-like situations; most are undocumented.
- A ceasefire brokered by the US and Qatar began on June 23.
- Shamsi's employer has left the city, leaving her without work or unpaid wages.
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