Female Afghan activists who sought refuge in Pakistan are facing renewed threats to their safety, as Islamabad steps up its push to repatriate Afghan refugees. The activists, who fled from Afghanistan due to the Taliban’s oppressive rule, now find themselves in a precarious situation in Pakistan. Many fear that they will be targeted if they are forced to return to Afghanistan, where the Taliban has regained control. Pakistan has been increasing pressure on Afghan refugees to leave the country, citing security concerns and economic strain. However, human rights groups have raised alarms about the safety of these refugees, especially women and activists who could face persecution if they are sent back. The situation has garnered international attention, with calls for Pakistan to ensure the protection of Afghan refugees, particularly those at risk. As the plight of Afghan refugees continues to unfold in Pakistan, the need for a coordinated and humane approach to their situation is more pressing than ever.