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The Asymmetrical EU-Afghanistan Cooperation on Migration
The EU’s persistent push for refugees to return to Afghanistan and efforts to fund reintegration programs fail to account for the country’s ongoing instability.
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May 12, 2021
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Today, with 2.5 million registered refugees, Afghans make up the largest refugee group in Asia and the second largest in the world. Around 1.4 million registered Afghan refugees are currently living in Pakistan and 3 million (both registered and unregistered) in Iran. Afghanistan’s neighbors are thus the immediate hosts for the greatest number of Afghan refugees.
On April 26, the European Union signed a Joint Declaration on Migration Cooperation (JDMC) with Afghanistan, replacing the previous Joint Way Forward (JWF) agreement, which facilitates the deportation of Afghans whose asylum applications have been rejected in the EU member states. The new agreement amends the JWF and proposes new changes, su
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Kevin Karp, commentator, screenwriter, and former political adviser in the House of Commons and the European Parliament. As an EU adviser based in Brussels and Strasbourg, he specialized in international trade, European populism, and Brexit. Find his website at moon-vine-media.com. Once again, the European Union’s desire to address the symptoms but not the cause of their problems is only going to make matters worse, both for EU member states and Afghans.
On April 26, the EU and Afghanistan finalized their Joint Declaration on Migration Cooperation, designed to combat
“irregular migration” to the EU from Afghanistan, mainly by expediting the process of deportation.