kabul human right group amnesty international urge european nations thursday stop send afghans qualify asylum back deeply unsafe home country say policy risk cause serious harm affect call come steady rise violence recent years taliban gain grind across country cities include capital kabul hit wave suicide attack amnesty international call european countries implement moratorium return afghanistan take place safety dignity group say report issue thursday say afghan government cooperate send people back despite dependence foreign aid report follow sharp increase number afghans return europe either result force deportation assist voluntary return say total almost triple 3,290 9,460 2015 2016. determination increase number deportations european governments implement policy reckless unlawful say anna shea amnesty international researcher refugee migrant right say governments wilfully blind evidence violence record high afghans among main group asylum seekers europe 108,455 first time asylum seekers register european union 12 months end june second syrians accord eu statistics agency eurostat however number fall past year drop 24 percent first second quarter 83 percent second quarter 2017 period 2016. european governments face voters angry hundreds thousands arrivals middle east africa south central asia recent years crack pledge send reject asylum seekers back home countries policy prove particularly controversial afghanistan many european governments say despite widespread violence safety sufficient allow return part country accord unite nations figure least 1,662 civilians kill 3,581 wound first half year nearly 20 percent civilian casualties come capital kabul afghanistan deeply unsafe become recent years yet european countries return people afghanistan increasingly large number even violence country escalate report say amnesty international urge halt afghan refugee return