they would instantly be at risk from taliban reprisals. there has been a u turn by the foreign office and they will now be allowed to get visas to come to the uk. we understand that evacuation effort for those 125 guards is under way. they work for a massive international security company based international security company based in canada, is a question about whether that company could have been doing more to look after its employees, presumably it has other employees, presumably it has other employees within afghanistan who could potentially be at risk because of the work they are done, but it shows how messy those processes, this evacuation logistically, but also administratively in working out who qualifies, who is at risk, who should be saved from potential taliban reprisals. should be saved from potential taliban reprisals. dan, thank you, danjohnson taliban reprisals. dan, thank you, dan johnson in taliban reprisals. dan, thank you, dan johnson in delhi. nadene ghouri is
nadene, tell us something about the group you are involved with, how it came into being to try to help people get out? came into being to try to help peeple get out? people get out? (inaudible) we are struggling people get out? (inaudible) we are struggling with - people get out? (inaudible) we are struggling with your . people get out? (inaudible) - we are struggling with your sound, nadene, i think we will try to come back and get your sound. i am nadene, i think we will try to come back and get your sound. i am sorry about that- back and get your sound. i am sorry about that. the back and get your sound. i am sorry about that. the group back and get your sound. i am sorry about that. the group is back and get your sound. i am sorry about that. the group is made - back and get your sound. i am sorry about that. the group is made up i back and get your sound. i am sorryj about that. the group is made up of anybody about that. the group is made up of anybody who served or w
so we would like these 10,000 temporary visas. we think it is a reasonable ask. there are many other sectors where the government has done exactly that. the headlines on bbc news. crowds continue to gather outside kabul airport amid reports of chaotic scenes as the us advises its citizens not to travel there until they are asked, because of security threats outside the gates. senior taliban figures including the group s co founder, mullah baradar arrive in kabulfor talks about establishing a new unity government. let s get more on afghanistan. i m joined now by nadene ghouri, author and journalist who has written extensively on afghanistan. she is part of an international coalition of people trying to help afghans flee from the taliban.
people cannot get into the airport and to not even tell people which entrance and to not even tell people which entrance they need to go to is just crazy entrance they need to go to is just crazy at entrance they need to go to is just crazy. at imc in a mood change, as i said, crazy. at imc in a mood change, as i said. lots crazy. at imc in a mood change, as i said. lots of crazy. at imc in a mood change, as i said, lots of people are losing faith said, lots of people are losing faith in said, lots of people are losing faith in the evacuation programme and personally i feel it is the final and personally i feel it is the final heartbreak to tell somebody they wiii final heartbreak to tell somebody they will be evacuated and they go to the they will be evacuated and they go to the airport thinking they will -et to the airport thinking they will get out to the airport thinking they will get out to the airport thinking they will get out i am seeing any change. the
i would never have joined. i would never have helped them. what do you think will happen to you if you leave the house and you come out of hiding? translation: i was threatened by the taliban before, so i left my home before. now i am scared if they see me they will do bad things to me. i am on the list. like many others, he wants protection for his family, a familiar concern from those who feel trapped in a country where confusion and fear currently dictates. frankie mccamley, bbc news. nadene ghouri is an author and journalist who has written extensively about afghanistan. she is part of an international coalition consisting of soliders, aid workers, diplomats and journalists who ve served or worked in afghanistan, trying help afghans escape from the country. we ve all come together in the last few weeks as we ve been scrambling to get intelligence from the ground, to get intelligence from the ground, to find out who s the most at risk,