Muslim Couple lift 51 Afghans out of poverty to honour victims mosque attack

Muslim Couple lift 51 Afghans out of poverty to honour a Mosque attack victims

Monday, March 9th, 2020

After Christchurch mosque shootings, Bariz and Afrasyabi decided to help 51 people in honour of the 51 people who died.

They returned to Christchurch this month after spending three months in Kabul and Jalalabad equipping 51 people with the means to earn a living through their own micro-enterprises. Read more

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