A Hostage from Austria comes home

11. September 2026, 10:30

A woman from Austria was a hostage since January 2025. Bad men took her from her home in Niger. The woman lived there for nearly 30 years. Bad men also took a woman from Switzerland.

The ministry for foreign affairs has new news. The freedom for the women starts now. The way is very dangerous. The work is not done. The women are now in Libya.

A woman says in a video: We are well. The women were near Mali before. Nobody knows the men well. Bad groups live in this land. Austria works long for this freedom.

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Definitions

Hostage: A person who is kept as a prisoner against their will.

Locations

Niger: A country in the west of Africa.
Libya: A country in the north of Africa.

Sources

Standard 11. September 2026, 09:06

Österreichische Niger-Geisel soll frei kommen

ORF 11. September 2026, 08:54

Österreichische Geisel in Niger soll freikommen

Die Presse 11. September 2026, 08:45

Im Niger entführte Österreicherin soll freikommen

Kurier 11. September 2026, 08:48

Nach fast 2 Jahren: Österreichische Niger-Geisel soll frei kommen

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