After the fall of the Republic government of Afghanistan, the Canadian government brought a number of Afghans to Canada through special immigration and humanitarian programs. However, some eligible Afghans are still in Afghanistan and other countries and are facing delays, refusals, or other problems in their immigration processes. Many Afghan families arrived in Canada only partially, while important family members are still outside Canada.

Many Afghans living in Canada have told the organization that their families were brought to Canada only partially, while important family members were left behind. This situation has created many serious problems for these separated families. For this reason, the Afghan International Human Rights Organization wants to list information about Afghan family members who were left behind and speak with the government, so that a pathway can be opened for them to come to Canada.

Afghans whose friends or relatives are outside Canada and who want to bring them to Canada can fill out this form so that the Communications and Information Committee can add their information to the list.

Thank you.