The government is being threatened with legal action over its failure to provide visas to the women
, but this never happened, even though she was placed on the Foreign Office’s ‘exceptional risk list’, according to lawyers.
‘I am hiding with my family in terrible conditions. They are all in danger because they are part of my family.‘My life and that of my family are in danger right now because the Taliban believes that women cannot be judges, especially when it come to judging the actions of men, and they believe that it was the Westerners who made it common for women to be judges in Afghanistan.‘I therefore call on the British Government to work together to issue the visas to save me and my family. Please save us.
Applications under the UK’s ARAP scheme have been made on their behalf, however, there has been no response from the Foreign Office.This scheme has been established by the Home Office and Ministry of Defence.
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