2021年8月26日，时任德国外交部长海科·马阿斯曾承诺："我们的工作将继续进行，直到所有那些我们在阿富汗负责的人都安全为止。"[1]然而，在塔利班重新掌权后，这一承诺至今未能对所有符合条件者兑现。虽然到2026年6月已有37000多名曾协助德国武装部队和援助项目的阿富汗本地员工及其家属抵达德国，但仍有约600人被困在巴基斯坦和喀布尔，苦苦等待救济。[1]其中约75%是妇女和儿童。[1]
2025年5月，德国新政府在联合协议中决定废除收容项目，这一决定引发了法律诉讼。[1]2026年7月，德国联邦宪法法院裁定政府的决定违反了专断禁止原则，要求政府考虑个案情况。[1]此后，非政府组织卡布尔空桥自2025年9月1日起通过诉讼赢得200多场案件，帮助1018人赴德。[1]与此同时，德国外交部长亚历山大·多布林特提议向符合条件但未获收容的人士提供一次性赔偿，标准为最多2500欧元（2887美元），或在返回阿富汗或前往第三国时最多10000欧元，已有300人接受了这一提议。[1]
Germany promised protection to local Afghan employees and their families who assisted German armed forces and aid projects, but hundreds remain trapped in limbo as the government has reversed course on resettlement. More than 37,000 Afghan nationals have reached Germany by June 2026, yet approximately 600 individuals remain stranded in Pakistan and Kabul awaiting German assistance [1]. In August 2021, then-Foreign Minister Heiko Maas declared: "Our work will continue until all those we are responsible for in Afghanistan are safe" [1].
The situation deteriorated when Germany's new government decided in May 2025 to eliminate its resettlement program through a coalition agreement [1]. However, a federal constitutional court ruling in July 2026 found the government's decision violated the principle of arbitrary action prohibition [1]. Following this judicial intervention, the government was required to consider individual cases. Since September 1, 2025, the NGO Kabul Airlift has won over 200 lawsuits, enabling 1,018 people to reach Germany [1].
Foreign Minister Alexander Dobrindt has proposed one-time compensation payments of up to 2,500 euros (approximately 2,887 dollars) or up to 10,000 euros for those returning to Afghanistan or third countries, with 300 people accepting the offer [1]. Among those still waiting for resolution, approximately 75 percent are women and children [1].