Afghan Medical Students in Quetta Receive Temporary Protection from Court
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A significant development has emerged for Afghan medical students studying in Quetta. The court has provided these students with temporary protection.
Following this decision, 16 students will be able to resume their classes again.
These students were facing a dispute related to visas. Due to this dispute, their education was being affected. Temporary protection means that the students will retain this facility until a further decision of the court.
The visa matter has not yet been fully resolved. A final decision on the dispute is still pending. The future of the students will also depend on that decision.
Sources: Khaama Press
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