Berlin: Germany has allowed entry to 2,000 rights activists, artists, scientists and journalists from Afghanistan who are at risk of reprisal Taliban, the media said on Monday.
NS interior Ministry has now started issuing entry permits to those designated as vulnerable foreign Office, According to rnd group of newspapers.
Interior Ministry spokesman Steve Alter told reporters in Berlin that security forces would investigate the identity after the Interior Ministry horst seehofer Admitted that people with criminal records were brought from Kabul to Germany.
German DPA The ministries’ list has about 2,600 at-risk people and their family members, the news agency says.
Most of them are in Afghanistan or have fled to neighboring countries after the Taliban takeover in mid-August.
NS interior Ministry has now started issuing entry permits to those designated as vulnerable foreign Office, According to rnd group of newspapers.
Interior Ministry spokesman Steve Alter told reporters in Berlin that security forces would investigate the identity after the Interior Ministry horst seehofer Admitted that people with criminal records were brought from Kabul to Germany.
German DPA The ministries’ list has about 2,600 at-risk people and their family members, the news agency says.
Most of them are in Afghanistan or have fled to neighboring countries after the Taliban takeover in mid-August.
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