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Pauline Hanson refuses to apologise for saying she didn't know a 'good' Muslim

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Strong criticism is being levelled at One Nation leader Pauline Hanson from across the political divide, after saying she didn't know a 'good' Muslim. The Queensland Senator attempted to walk back her comments but ultimately refused to apologise ahead of the holiest month of the year for nearly one million Muslims in Australia.
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