21 Nov 2015
If you watched the 60 minutes segment on Ashley Dyball last month you would have seen Ashley assert on camera that he is in Rojava to assist in the humanitarian task of mine clearance and removing IEDs so that civilians can return to their communities after Daesh have fled. This story highlights the efforts put in by Ashley and other volunteers with the YPG and the constant danger they face. One has to ask why does the Foreign Fighters Bill considers humanitarian work for our allies and friend a crime. Seriously since when does Australia criminalize people for provide aid and support to the victims of terror?
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