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Bho chionn dà bhliadhna, ràinig an teaghlach Matin Leòdhas agus iad air teicheadh bho uamhasan an Taliban ann an Afganastan. Dh'fhàg iad deagh dhreuchdan, beatha thoilichte agus pàirt dhan teaghlach às an dèidh, 's iad a' sireadh sàbhailteachd 5000 mìle air falbh bhon dachaigh. 'S e dreuchdan nam peathraichean Frishta agus Farzana, a bha nan stiùirichean do Bhunait Linda Norgrove, carthannas a tha stèidhichte ann an Leòdhas, a thug dha na ceàrnaidhean seo iad. Chuir ·¡Ã²°ù±è²¹ seachdain seachad còmhla ris an teaghlach, a' faighinn a-mach mu mar a dh'fhàg iad Afganastan, am beatha ùr ann an Leòdhas, am beachd air mar a chaidh cùisean a làimhseachadh aig an àm agus suidheachadh na dùthcha an-diugh.

Two years ago, the Matin family arrived in Lewis, having fled Afghanistan and the horrors of the Taliban. They left good jobs, happy lives and most of their family behind and sought safety 5000 miles away from home. It was sisters Frishta and Farzana's connections, as country directors of the Lewis-based Linda Norgrove Foundation, that brought them to Lewis. ·¡Ã²°ù±è²¹ spent a week with the family, finding out about their escape from Afghanistan, their new lives in Lewis, their thoughts on how the withdrawal was handled and the situation in Afghanistan today.