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Three British men being held in Afghanistan: UK non-profit group

Courtesy: Dawn News/AFP

Three British men have been detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan, UK non-profit group the Presidium Network said on Saturday.

The group said on Twitter it had been “working closely with two of the families”.

Presidium Network@PresidiumNet
Presidium Network has been working closely with 2 of the families concerning their detention by the GDI and in support of finding a resolution and release for the detainees.
“We are working hard to secure consular contact with British nationals detained in Afghanistan and we are supporting families,” the UK’s foreign ministry added in a statement.

Scott Richards of the Presidium Network told Sky News: “We believe they are in good health and being well treated.

“We have no reason to believe they’ve been subject to any negative treatment such as torture and we’re told that they are as good as can be expected in such circumstances.”

El Diario@eldiario
#1Abr | Tres británicos permanecen bajo custodia del régimen talibán, según revelaron las autoridades de Reino Unido y la organización @PresidiumNet. Detallaron que “no ha habido un contacto significativo con ellos”. : @SkyNews

There had been “no meaningful contact” between authorities and the two men Presidium is assisting, he added.

These two men are believed to have been held by the Taliban since January. It is not known how long the third man has been held for.

Media reports named the men as charity medic Kevin Cornwell, 53, an unnamed manager of a hotel for aid workers, and YouTube star Miles Routledge.

Presidium on Twitter urged the Taliban to be “considerate of what we believe is a misunderstanding and release these men”.

1- Header image: The photo shows Miles Routledge, who has been detained by the Afghan Taliban. — Photo by Presidium Network

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