President Donald Trump's administration is poised to issue a last-minute reprieve for a camp in Qatar that houses more than 1,000 Afghans who worked with U.S. forces.

84 percent. That is the share of American voters who say the United States should commit to protecting the Afghans who stood with our forces, and their families. #StillWithUS

Five years after the fall of Kabul and the departure of the last coalition forces from Afghanistan, the images of August 2021 remain difficult to forget. Aircraft leaving Kabul airport marked the end ...

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Meenu Batra, a single mother of four adult U.S. citizens, was arrested on March 17 by federal immigration officers while traveling for a work trip.

Despite previous promises to honour debt to Afghans, Ministry of Defence halts evacuation help for families promised new lives in Britain

The state’s only licensed Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu legal interpreter is now languishing in a Raymondville detention center. She’s lived in America for 35 years.

Hero Noor, 39, who put his life on the line for Britain while working as an Afghan interpreter and fled from the Taliban was left fighting for his life after an alleged attack.

The State Department says it's closing a U.S.-run camp in Qatar, with some residents offered money to return to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, where they risk persecution and death.

Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal served with U.S. forces in Afghanistan and legally evacuated the country, then died within a day of being taken into ICE custody, according to his family

The Pentagon confirmed the news on X, saying the troops were “conducting a key leader engagement.”

Research also finds 200 of 231 people notified by MoD of breach reported threats to themselves or families

The U.S. government has argued the man — who they have called a risk to national security and the subject of serious criminal allegations without providing more detail — is subject to mandatory detent...

While the US and others roll back protections for Afghans, new evidence shows the scale of ongoing reprisal killings, belying the Taliban’s claim of an amnesty for former soldiers.

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Ariana Lopes Morey and Avigail Shai discuss three primary areas of the ICRC’s humanitarian action which can strengthen prospects for peace.

Sayed Naser Noori was arrested by immigration authorities in June while appearing at his first asylum hearing since entering the U.S.

Afghans who risked their lives for Britain reacted with fury and disbelief today after learning their personal data may have been compromised nearly 50 times in just four years.

This Review issue examines the intricate relationship between IHL and peace. The diverse contributions featured reveal that this relationship is far more nuanced and multi-dimensional than it might in...

12 years after applying for special immigrant visa, former combat interpreter for U.S. special forces in Afghanistan continues to fight for a right to settle in the U.S.

The Enduring Welcome Act, obtained first by Migrant Insider, would reestablish the CARE office after Trump halted flights and stranded thousands of Afghans.

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A hearing has been scheduled in the case of an Afghan man who served as a interpreter for the U.S. military during the Afghanistan war and was seized by ICE agents July 16, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumen…

Advocates fear President Donald Trump’s ambitious deportation plan jeopardizes Afghan interpreters and other allies who worked for U.S. troops during the war.