Migration from Afghanistan viewed as a silent referendum on Taliban rule

Mass migration from Afghanistan since the Taliban's return is driven by poverty, unemployment, and hardships, but also by political and social restrictions. For many, leaving signifies a rejection of curtailed freedoms and future prospects. This departure acts as a silent referendum on the quality of Taliban governance, reflecting citizens' confidence in the country's future.

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