The Taliban’s attack on women’s rights is a tragedy and “deeply troubling” to witness, says Melbourne City Councillor Roshena Campbell.
The Taliban’s attack on women’s rights is a tragedy and “deeply troubling” to witness, says Melbourne City Councillor Roshena Campbell. “To see Afghanistan in this state now is more than deeply depressing, it’s deeply troubling,” Ms Campbell told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
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