Zahab, whose name has been changed for her safety, was one of a select group of women who worked for Commando Force 333, an elite Afghan special forces unit that was set up and paid for by the British government.
The Independent has today laid out a story of a mother-of-four, an Afghan special forces soldier who served in a unit, set up by Britain. She explained that the soldier's application for the Ministry of Defence's resettlement scheme, designed for those who worked for or with the British armed forces, had been denied along with many other members of her unit CF333 - and its sister unit ATF444.
We have supported almost 25,000 people to come from Afghanistan since the war. Mr Jenrick added that the government has issued more than half a million humanitarian visas, which he added was a record we should be proud of.
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