Chagai, Aug. 9 -- Afghan refugee mothers in Pakistan's Chagai district say they are living in constant fear, as Islamabad's "Illegal Foreigners' Repatriation Plan" pushes them closer to forced deportation into Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, The Diplomat reported.

According to The Diplomat, women like 38-year-old Latifa Bibi, who fled Kandahar in 1987 after her husband's death, have spent decades building a life in Pakistan, only to be told they must leave. "Where will we go? We have no house, no work, no safety in Afghanistan. We built our lives here," she told The Diplomat. Latifa's three daughters have known no other home than the dusty refugee camps of Chagai, yet their future now hangs on the expiry of a piece of paper.

The Diplomat rep...