The conditions for children to grow up in are really appalling. I think every child should go to school and be made to do so. I don't know numbers, but I see a lot of children playing around when they should be in school. It's easier just to do nothing, which is, perhaps, just the case all together. People say it isn't going to make much difference, but I think that demonstration people did for the gully had results.
People have to work together, really.
By the time Rose Murray left, she'd organised a cataract operation for someone there. She has a way of capturing the happiness people experience, no matter what their material situation. Murray plans now to prepare a portfolio with pictures from the seventies and her recent visits, working towards another exhibition. With permission from those people whose portraits she's captured in black and white, one day if a publisher is interested, there might even be a book to share with the world on the people of Majesty Gardens.