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United Kingdom: The road to Herat - a British interpreter in Afghanistan

Charlie Gammell first worked for the ICRC as a Persian interpreter in the ancient Silk Road city of Herat, in western Afghanistan’s Hari Rud valley. He later worked in Khost as a Pashto interpreter and delegate, filling in and running the office for a period of four months, in the south-eastern part of Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. He returned to the UK in July, 2013 and told us about his road to Herat.

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