Reuters reports that a severe economic crisis driven by conflict and sanctions in Iran has forced thousands of Afghan migrants to return home. Returning families face widespread unemployment, lost savings, and severe restrictions imposed by the Taliban.<br><br>According to official data, consumer prices and food costs in Iran have surged dramatically while the local currency has plummeted. Many Afghan laborers chose to leave after months of joblessness and unpaid wages.<br><br>For returning women and girls, homecoming means confronting ongoing bans on education and employment. International organizations warn that the humanitarian situation for these vulnerable families remains extremely precarious.<br>#World #Region #Refugees
