U.S. Secret Service dismantles network of threat devices near UN General Assembly
The U.S. Secret Service dismantled a network of sophisticated electronic devices in the New York area that had been used to threaten U.S. government o...
A group of UN human rights experts and the family of two British nationals detained in Afghanistan are voicing serious concern over the declining health of the elderly couple, urging their immediate release and access to critical medical care.
UN human rights officials report that 80-year-old Peter Reynolds and his 76-year-old wife Barbie are in rapidly worsening health. The couple, who were arrested in February while en route to their home in Bamyan province, are said to be held without formal charges and denied adequate legal or medical assistance.
UN experts say the Reynolds have had only limited contact with their family and face an imminent risk of irreversible harm or even death if urgent medical treatment is not provided.
Afghanistan’s interim authorities have not responded to the latest UN statement. Earlier this year, however, the Ministry of Interior said the couple had been detained for unspecified reasons.
Their children have issued a heartfelt plea to the Afghan authorities, calling for their parents' immediate release. They warned that the situation is growing increasingly critical and reminded officials that Peter and Barbie Reynolds had dedicated nearly 20 years to humanitarian work in Afghanistan.
This marks the family's second urgent appeal, with growing fears that the couple may not survive unless swift action is taken.
The Reynolds were well known for their long-standing contributions to Afghan communities, and their continued detention has sparked concern among international human rights organisations and foreign governments.
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