Former UK military translators who fled Taliban death threats in Afghanistan and are now trapped in other countries are expected to be allowed to seek refuge in Britain. Up to 20 former translators are trapped, mainly across Europe but also in India, Pakistan and Australia, according to estimates. Former UK military translators who fled Taliban death threats in Afghanistan and are now trapped in other countries are expected to be allowed to seek refuge in BritainOnly a small number have so far been told they would qualify for sanctuary. Many fled Taliban death threats and attacks after being told they did not qualify for relocation under previous UK government policies. The pledge flies in the face of reality as at least five coalition translators have been murdered this year and former UK interpreters have been attacked.

Source: Daily Mail June 09, 2021 00:33 UTC