Denied visas, Afghans who translated for French army fear for their lives | The Observers:
"Kabul is my prison. I can’t leave the capital – not even to go to the suburbs – because it’s too dangerous; the insurgents would easily catch me. My friends from other provinces who worked as interpreters don’t go home to see their families anymore. They know they would be killed. (In December, an interpreter was attacked while home on leave; two of his brothers were killed. In February, two more interpreters were gunned down.) We’re not safe in Kabul, but we’re safer than anywhere else in the country, where insurgents carry on as they like."

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