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Mo risked his life to get to Australia and now he's working with a project to help other refugees

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Pro-democracy protester Mo fled Iran after a heated political uprising made him fear for his life. After years of uncertainty and struggle, his fears are finally starting to lift thanks to this Melbourne-based social enterprise.
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