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Peter, 79, and Barbie Reynolds, 75, were taken into custody on February 1 after returning to their residence in the Bamiyan province of Afghanistan. The couple, known for their philanthropic efforts, reportedly faced scrutiny from the Taliban authorities for allegedly conducting sessions on parenting skills.
Witnesses indicated that the couple had been involved in community outreach, aiming to support local families in nurturing and educational practices. However, the Taliban's strict interpretation of societal roles and regulations has led to heightened tensions regarding foreign involvement in Afghan civil life.
The couple's arrest has raised concerns among humanitarian organizations about the safety of foreign nationals engaged in community support activities in Afghanistan. Family members and friends of the Reynolds have expressed their distress over the situation, urging authorities to intervene and ensure their safe release. As the couple remains in detention, the international community watches closely, hoping for a swift resolution to this troubling incident.
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