VOICED: Deported Afghan migrants face tough life back in Kabul

The transcript discusses the perilous journeys of Afghan migrants like Ramid and Pervez, who risk their lives to reach Europe due to war and poverty in Afghanistan. Despite being deported, many are determined to try again. The narrative highlights the challenges faced by European governments in handling illegal migration and the calls from human rights groups and the UN for more compassionate policies. The story underscores the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan and its impact on migration patterns.

What was the main reason Ramid decided to migrate to Europe?

• To reunite with family

• To escape war and poverty

• To find better educational opportunities

• To start a business

How did the Turkish army become involved in Ramid's journey?

• They provided food and water

• They rescued the migrants from a damaged boat

• They arrested the smugglers

• They guided the boat to safety

What is the UN's recommendation to European authorities regarding Afghan migrants?

• To deport them immediately

• To provide financial aid

• To consider their protection and humanitarian needs

• To offer them citizenship

Why does Pervez feel compelled to attempt migration again?

• He is looking for a job

• He is seeking medical treatment

• He has no family support in Afghanistan

• He wants to study abroad

What is the main concern of European policymakers regarding Afghan migrants?

• The cultural integration of migrants

• The environmental effects of migration

• The economic impact of migration

• The increasing number of people fleeing Afghanistan