What a 6-Year-Old Iraqi Girl Would Ask the American Who Shot Her in the Head
The organization No More Victims works with local communities to bring children injured in America's wars to the U.S. for medical treatment -- children like this inspirational little Iraqi girl who simply beams despite everything she has been through.The organization No More Victims works with local communities to bring children injured in America’s wars to the U.S. for medical treatment — children like this inspirational little Iraqi girl who simply beams despite everything she has been through.
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