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    Afghan Youth Orchestra to perform in UK after Home Office U-turn on visa denial

    by Ellie Ng Mar 05, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: Afghan Youth Orchestra

    The Afghan Youth Orchestra (AYO) will now be allowed to perform in the UK after the Home Office reversed its decision to deny the group visas for entry.

    The AYO was due to perform at the Southbank Centre in London on Thursday as part of its Breaking the, Manchester and Birmingham.

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