Tens of thousands of Afghan families returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan due to increased pressure and deportations. UN: Women and girls returning to Afghanistan are faced with growing risks of poverty and operation Women Afghan women and girls returning from Iran and Pakistan are faced with increasing risks associated with poverty, children’s marriages, persecution and exploitation. This is warned by the structure of the UN female women and the International Humanitarian Organization & NBSP; Care. Against the background of the growth of the number of returners, they call for the urgent expansion of humanitarian assistance and support for women and girls on the border and throughout Afghanistan. from September 2023, more than 2.43 million Afghans returned to the country, many of them are forcibly. Women and girls make up a third of those who returned from Iran and about half of all the returners from Pakistan in 2025. risks of violence and discrimination ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62Many of them come to a country where they have never lived without housing, income and access to medical and social services. In the context of the economic crisis and the consequences of climatic shocks, returning, like other women in Afghanistan, are subjected to enhanced risk of violence, discrimination and restrictions in rights and freedoms. “Vulnerable women and girls arrive in the community that are already experienced by colossal pressure. This puts them in an even more dangerous situation, ”said Susan Ferguson, a representative of the UN-Winness structure in Afghanistan. – They strive to restore their life with dignity, however, this requires additional resources to ensure targeted assistance and participation of employees of humanitarian organizations who can provide services. ”62 ~ ~ ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62Humanitarian needs ~ 60 > according to the new report of the working group on the gender in the humanitarian sphere, which is jointly headed by the “UN-women” and & nbsp; Care International, women are most most often called the primary requirements of safe and are safe Available housing, the possibility of earning and education for girls. However, only 10 percent of the households led by women have permanent housing, and almost 40 percent are afraid of evictions. ~ 60 > Lonely women and women of households are faced with special obstacles in access to the transportation, threats of safety and lack of documents. At the same time, the girls in the country are still deprived of the right to secondary education, and the work of employees of humanitarian organizations at the border is increasingly limited due to abbreviations of international assistance and prohibitions on movement. 62 ~~ 60 > consequences of crises Afghanistan is already worried about one of the most acute crises in the world, due to decades of conflicts, poverty and natural disasters. The new surge of the return threatens to aggravate the situation in the already vulnerable communities. ~ 60 > in this regard the humanitarian institutions call for immediate actions-to protect the rights of Afghan women and girls, as well as provide support for women-human workers who are on the forefront crisis.