Tragically, Muzhada’s mother suffered a stroke upon learning of her daughter’s death.
Ms Anwari, who lives in the same community where Muzhada had recently moved, has called on federal and state governments to intervene.
Help facilitate custody arrangements, and support efforts to bring family members to Australia.
“We want, and Muzhda’s family wants, the children to be looked after by their blood relatives — which is her grandmother or siblings,” said Anwari.
“This is really, really upsetting the community… a beautiful voice now gone from our community.”
