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The ARAP aims to relocate people who worked with UK forces during the country’s war until Taliban takeover in 2021. (File/AFP)

UK Afghan relocation backlog reaches 71k as charities decry ‘restrictive’ criteria

  • Applicants who “risked lives” serving British forces face “impossible choices,” says advocacy director
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