Orphaned Brisbane Boys: Family's Desperate Plea After Mother's Murder

Brisbane Mother's Tragic Death Leaves Two Young Sons Orphaned A 23-year-old Brisbane mother, Muzhada Habib, was found dead in her home last week, leaving behind two young sons, aged 3 and 4. Her husband and brother-in-law have been charged with her murder and are currently in custody. This heartbreaking situation has left the children vulnerable, with no legal guardian and limited English support available. Muzhada's family is scattered across the globe, making it difficult to provide immediate care. Rita Anwari, a woman's advocate, is acting as a spokesperson for the family and is urgently appealing to both federal and state governments to assist in bringing Muzhada's relatives to Brisbane to care for the boys. "The children are alone and vulnerable," Anwari stated, emphasizing the importance of keeping them connected to their roots and ensuring their well-being during this difficult time. The case highlights the urgent need for support systems for vulnerable children in similar situations. The government's response to this plea will be crucial in determining the future stability and care of Muzhada's two young sons.