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Swiss NGO says 18 staff members detained in Afghanistan

  • International Assistance Mission , an Afghanistan-based nonprofit, is working with the United Nations to secure the release of 18 staff members, including a foreigner, who were detained by the Taliban.
  • The employees were taken from IAM's office in Ghor province and transferred to Kabul. Reports suggest that the detainees were preaching about Christianity, but IAM has no information about the nature of the allegations. IAM is committed to working within Afghanistan's laws and customs and seeks the quick release of its colleagues.
  • NGOs in Afghanistan, including IAM, have faced increased scrutiny and harassment since the Taliban took control of the country. The Taliban has imposed restrictions on Afghan women's education and participation in public life and work, including employment at NGOs. A U.S. Watchdog previously reported the Taliban's harassment of NGOs in Afghanistan.
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n1info.rs broke the news in Novi Beograd, Serbia on Friday, September 15, 2023.
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