Taliban release French journalist

A French journalist arrested last month in Afghanistan has been released and handed over to French diplomats along the Pakistani border.

Taliban release French journalist
Sat, 03 Nov, 2001 - 17:29

A French journalist arrested last month in Afghanistan has been released and handed over to French diplomats along the Pakistani border.

Michel Peyrard appeared relaxed and was smiling when he crossed the border after sundown.

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