The Charity Commission said it was launching a regulatory probe into Human Aid & Advocacy over a trip last month
A charity linked to an NHS chaplain is being looked into by the regulator after sending a delegation to meet with the Taliban.
The Charity Commission said it was launching a regulatory probe into Human Aid & Advocacy over a trip last month where imams visited the Afghanistan regime and praised leaders.
During the trip, delegates met with the Taliban’s foreign minister, Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, and visited places around Kabul.
The Taliban claimed when it took over it would allow women to study and work but since then has suppressed women’s rights, banning girls secondary schools and later banning women from Kabul parks.