British couple in 70s were arrested, Taliban arrested in Afghanistan – National
The British couple in their 70s, carrying education and training in Afghanistan, were arrested by Taliban, though the couple’s children said they did not know why their parents were arrested.
Peter Reynolds, 79, his wife Barbie, 75, taken from their home on February 1, in the Nayak area in the Boshan Province, and the other Afghan machine, the Associated Presys reported.
Their four older children say that their parents have flooded if they were re-consulting, the training and education and education for public organizations, businesses and Nongerval Tasks.
Sunday Times, reported the first time, said one job that mothers and children. Taliban has reduced women’s education and jobs.
In the letter to Taliban, our children wrote: “
“We hope this is not your intention, as we were commanded to respect their desires.”
According to BBC, the couple had driven their programs for 18 years and their work was accepted by the local authorities, despite Taliban and prevented the education of the girls over 12 and did not allow women to work.
“They were trying to help the world they love,” Sarah said Ntwistle, the couple’s daughter, told Sunday Times.
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ENTWISTLE told that she and her siblings were contacting their parents three days in three days after their arrest, but more developed after losing communication.
“Our parents have always wanted to respect Taliban, so we wanted to give them the opportunity to explain their reasons for this radio arrest.”
In the letter to Taliban, his siblings have made the benefit of their return, arguing that their parents have respected their location as aliens in the world.
“They have been open to their existence and work, diligently and obeying laws as they change,” writes their children. “Choose a Afhanistan as their home, rather than family in England, and they wish to spend their whole life in Afghanistan.
“We kindly asked my father’s release to get back to their work in teaching, training, and Afghanistan, who once supported you.”
On Monday, Italiban told BBC plans to remove Reynolds “as soon as possible.”
In a statement, Italiban Official Abdul Matenen Nina said: “Series considered, and after checking, we will try to release them as soon as possible.”
Taliban did not give the reason for their imprisonment.
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