Mosul campaign 'critical' for Iraq's children

SBS World News Radio: The United Nations is warning one million people could be displaced in the battle to liberate the Iraqi City of Mosul.

Mosul campaign 'critical' for Iraq's children

Mosul campaign 'critical' for Iraq's children

Aid agency Save the Children says it's a critical moment for Iraq's children and is calling for the creation of safe passage zones out of Mosul to stop them being caught in the crossfire.

Save the Children's Lily Partland is in Erbil about 80 kilometres east of Mosul and she's speaking here to Greg Dyett.





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Published 3 November 2016 10:00am

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