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Journalists reported to have been released after alleged kidnapping

Thirty foreign journalists allegedly taken hostage by Afghan tribesman are reported to have been released.

Journalists reported to have been released after alleged kidnapping

Tue, 23 Oct, 2001 - 21:59

Thirty foreign journalists allegedly taken hostage by Afghan tribesman are reported to have been released.

A senior editor of the daily Pakistan Observer claims the journalists have been set free.

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