“Réfugiés afghans” refers to Afghan refugees, individuals who have fled Afghanistan due to persecution, conflict, violence, or human rights violations. This term encompasses a wide range of people, including those escaping the Taliban regime, ethnic minorities facing discrimination, women and children seeking safety from systemic oppression, and others fleeing war and instability. Afghan refugees often seek asylum in other countries, hoping to find safety, security, and the opportunity for a better life. The plight of Afghan refugees has been exacerbated by ongoing political and social turmoil in Afghanistan, resulting in significant international concern and humanitarian efforts to support their resettlement and integration.
Les législateurs à Washington ont réintroduit une mesure qui pourrait enfin offrir une voie vers la citoyenneté pour les Afghans évacués de leur pays d'origine en 2021. Depuis des années,…