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Refugee Week provides platform for Zohra Orchestra to showcase talent and journey

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It's an incredible story of bravery and resilience. Zohra Orchestra is Afghanistan's first all-female orchestra, but the group was forced apart due to the situation in the country. Now, those members who sought refuge in Australia, have been recognised at an event for Refugee Week, where they were able to freely perform.
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