Recognition of Afghan Women Parliamentarians
During Members’ Statements, Elizabeth May of the Green Party marked the visit to Parliament of former Afghan women members of parliament. She said MPs from five parties worked together to help them come safely to Canada, and she called for continued action to protect women and girls in Afghanistan, where girls cannot attend school.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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