Mr Baz Gul, an Afghan citizen, was deported from Pakistan, leaving his pregnant wife and children behind. He was arrested during a raid on Afghan migrants in Karachi and deported to Afghanistan, a country he does not know.
On the day Mr Baz Gul’s world was shattered, he was out scavenging garbage with his 10-year-old son, hoping to earn a few dollars to provide for his family of five. He and his son were arrested on Sept 12 in the Pakistan i city of Karachi during a raid on Afghan migrants. Mr Gul, 30, was born and raised in Karachi and married his wife there. But as the son of refugees who fled to Pakistan in 1992, he is a citizen of Afghan istan – and no longer welcome in the country of his birth.
His wife Ram Bibi, 29, also an Afghan citizen, sold valuables to hire a lawyer who could argue that Mr Gul was a legal resident of Pakistan. But he was deported to Afghanistan on Nov 13, after Pakistan set a deadline for all 1.7 million migrants to leave, most of them Afghans. Mr Gul is stranded in a country he does not know, leaving his pregnant wife and his children at the mercy of impoverished relatives to surviv
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