I lived in Afghanistan when the Taliban were last in power. Here’s what Christians can expect
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Dr Martin Parsons2021-08-23T11:31:00
It is vital the UK government recognises the extreme vulnerability of Afghan Christians, says Dr Martin Parsons
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