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Western diplomats return
By B. Muralidhar Reddy
ISLAMABAD, AUG. 21. The fate of the eight arrested international
aid workers in Afghanistan continues to hang in the balance as
the three Western diplomats who had gone to Kabul to visit them
returned here without achieving their goal.
They had little option but to come back after the Taliban
declined to extend their week-long visas.
It is over two weeks now after the Taliban arrested 24 aid
workers, including eight foreigners working for a humanitarian
agency, in Afghanistan on charges of trying to spread
Christianity.
The Taliban has said that it would not allow anyone to visit the
detained workers till investigations against them were complete.
Some of the group could face the death penalty if convicted.
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