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Condemnation of Taliban

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Dear Editor,

I sorely and grievingly condemn the murder of two Germans and one Korean reverend in Afghanistan.

How can I share and exchange my sad feelings and tearful heart expressions to the sorrowful parents, families and the Christian community?

This is a most sensitive, shameful and sorrowful position that mostly women are hostage there. Protection, safety, care, freedom, liberty, privacy and respect are most important for the women.

Korean hostages were offering their services voluntarily and they were serving there with charity feelings, for the welfare and the development of unsecured and non-developed Afghanistan.

Korean hostages are Christians who have strong faith in God. Christians have overwhelming good qualities: they are polite, gracious co-operative, kindhearted, sympathetic and amiable.

The Taliban are fundamentalist Muslims, but Islam does not permit the kidnapping of hostages, violence, terrorism, murder and killing. It is very shameful that the Taliban are doing all these terrible things to the respected guests. The behavior of the Taliban is rotten and unjust.

Kahn Siraz

Ansan City