Afghans now living in UK call on Government to evacuate families

The video discusses the dire situation in Afghanistan, highlighting the threats faced by people due to the Taliban. It emphasizes the UK's responsibility to evacuate those in danger and the lack of trust in the Taliban and ISIS. The speaker reflects on the privilege of supporting affected communities.

What is the main reason some colleagues and relatives are in hiding?

• They are avoiding a natural disaster.

• They are hiding from the Taliban.

• They are participating in a secret mission.

• They are on a vacation.

What does the speaker hope the UK will do for the Afghan people?

• Provide financial aid.

• Ignore the situation.

• Evacuate those who deserve it.

• Send military support.

Why can't the Taliban be trusted according to the speaker?

• They are known for their honesty.

• They have signed peace treaties.

• They are allies with the UK.

• They have a history of broken promises.

What kind of torture are families in Afghanistan facing?

• Natural disasters.

• Lack of education.

• Financial difficulties.

• Physical and mental torture.

What has been described as a privilege by the speaker?

• Traveling to Afghanistan.

• Learning a new language.

• Meeting political leaders.

• Helping a community in need.