KABUL (Pajhwok): The Australian government has promised a review of priority visas for locally employed Afghans, a media report said on Thursday.
More than 2,300 Afghans and their families have settled in Australia under the visa programme that was launched a decade ago
The Canberra Times reported the Albanese administration blamed the previous government for failing to enforce the programme successfully.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong was quoted as saying Australia had a moral duty to help the Afghans who supported Australian forces during their mission in the war-hit country.
The review would lend Australian troops confidence that the . . .
