[GBnews] Human Aid & Advocacy has faced two previous investigations by the Commission
A charity is being examined by the Charity Commission after it sent a delegation to meet with Taliban
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ministers in Afghanistan over the summer.
The regulatory probe comes after GB News Investigates revealed that an NHS Moslem chaplain working in South London had met with and praised senior Taliban ministers while on the charity trip.
Suliman Gani, who works as a Moslem chaplain at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in South London, was photographed alongside the Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in July.
Muttaqi was the Taliban’s culture minister during its brutal reign before the US invasion in 2001.
During the trip, Gani said that he was "very impressed" by the Taliban government.
In an interview broadcast live on state TV, he said: "Afghanistan now is prospering in the sense that there is peace ... I think this is the most critical point for the people living in Afghanistan."
The imam, whose NHS trust serves over 3 million people, said: "Now that there is a new government in place, I think ... what we have witnessed, the different ministers, the organization, the experience, the mistakes that they had learned from previously.
"I think many of those have been addressed and now we see things are in the right direction. 
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