Two Afghan Paralympians, Zakia Khudadadi and Hossain Rasouli, will be resettled in Australia after arriving in Tokyo on Saturday for the 2020 Paralympics. Former Socceroo and human rights activist Craig Foster confirmed to the Nine Network on Aug. 29 that Australia had granted humanitarian visas to these two athletes. While no details about where they will be settled have been known yet, Foster thanked on Twitter those involved, including Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke, Sports Minister Richard Colbeck, and independent MP Zali Steggall, a former winter Olympian for their efforts. Taekwondo athlete Zakia Khudadadi and track athlete Hossain Rasouli planned to arrive in Japan on Aug. 17 but were trapped in Afghan amid the chaos triggered by the Taliban’s comeback, with thousands of people rushing to the capital airport trying to flee the country. Khudadadi then made a video appeal asking for public help. “I request …