Refugee advocate among Australia's most influential women

Refugee advocate Shukufa Tahiri says she is honoured to be named as a "woman of influence" and says it will spur her on to continue her work changing peoples' attitudes towards refugees and asylum seekers.

Shukufa Tahiri.

Shukufa Tahiri. Source: Supplied

Shukufa Tahiri studying for her university law exams. (SBS)
Most young refugees, like Shukufa, have had either disrupted education or no education before arriving in Australia. (SBS) Source: SBS



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