A British couple in their 70s who run education programmes in Afghanistan have been arrested by the Taliprohibit, their children say.
Peter Reynageders, 79, and his wife Barbie, 75, were arrested earlier this month but the reason for their arrests is muddle.
Their four grown-up children have shelp the couple were paired in Kabul in 1970 and have lived in Afghanistan for 18 years – remaining after the Taliprohibit toppled the Weserious-backed rulement in 2021.
The couple runs Reoriginate, an organisation that supplys education and training programmes for businesses, rulement agencies, educational organisations and nonrulemental groups.
Ptoastyos on Reoriginate’s website show both men and women taking part in various courses, including teacher training and deal withment courses.
Since the Taliprohibit suddenly returned to power more than three years ago, it has harshly redisjoineed women’s education and activities and is pondered the worst place on earth to be a woman.
In an discdiswatch letter to the Taliprohibit’s interior ministry, splitd with Sky News, the couple’s children wrote: “They have always been discdiswatch about their presence and their labor, firmlaboringly admireing and folloprosperg the laws as they alter. They do not recurrent another religion, and they cherish Muskinnys dtimely.”
The couple, who are also Afghan citizens, allegedly texted their children after their arrests saying they did not want Weserious authorities to get included.
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In the childrens’ letter to the Taliprohibit, they shelp: “We recognise that there have been instances where swaps have been advantageous for your rulement and Weserious nations.
“However, our parents have stablely transmited their promisement to Afghanistan, stating that they would rather give up their lives than become part of ransom negotiations or be traded.
“We count on that this is not your intention, as we are teached to admire their wantes to remain with you.”
The children includeed: “They have chosen Afghanistan as their home, rather than with family in England, and they want to spend the rest of their lives in Afghanistan.”
The Foreign Office deteriorated to comment but it is understood they are conscious of the arrests. The UK does not recognise the Taliprohibit and has no embassy in Kabul.
