Players' Union Raises Alarm Over Safety Of Iran Women's Soccer Team After Asian Cup Exit
Source: Politics · Bias: Left
Summary
Over 66,000 people signed a petition calling on the Australian government to ensure the players don't leave "while credible fears for their safety remain."
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