Trial of foreign aid workers begins

The trial is underway of eight foreign aid workers on charges of preaching Christianity in Afghanistan.

Tue, 04 Sep, 2001 - 11:50

The trial is underway of eight foreign aid workers on charges of preaching Christianity in Afghanistan.

The Chief Justice Noor Mohamed Saqib says the trial is not being held in public.

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