journalist who's been leading the fight against corruption has been killed by a car bomb definitely khurana made several allegations against senior business and political figures rob matheson reports the byrne drag of daphne koller one a car lies in a bolt his feet flung over a wall by the explosion which killed the crusading journalist. in the crime. current corruption. and fortune. there are some. seventy. year old. ana galathea was at the center of often fiery anti corruption campaigns in malta some of her allegations were based on revelations in the so-called pan about papers leak in twenty fifteen over eleven million documents gave details of the personal financial information over wealthy people some are said to have shown evidence of fraud as well as evasion of tax and international sanctions earlier this year. said the wife of malta as prime minister joseph muscat was the owner of a company in. a claim to large sums of money had moved between the company and bank accounts in azerbaijan the prime minister and his wife denied the accusation the prime minister called and one actions in

malta killed an investigative journalist who had been leading the fight against corruption definitely khurana wrote a blog on alleged bribery and fraud between politicians and businessmen some of the accusations involve the prime minister just of most who has denounced the killing. three people have been killed off the. island three hundred sixty thousand properties are now without power as the headlines the news continues on. story. victorian austria's national election feels to the right so where will the so-called take. what this is draw is made for europe this is inside story.

right and one of more to us best known investigative journalist has been killed by a car bomb daphne khurana was known for her reports exposing corruption in many areas she exposed what she said were links between government officials and secret bank accounts in panama morty's from messages of course the murder a barbaric act he also acknowledged that she was one of his harshest critics. definitely kyra one hundred years car exploded just after she had driven away from her home in moscow a town outside boxes kept of the latter the force of the blast flung her vehicle over a wall into a field the journalist had filed a report with the police two weeks ago but she was receiving threats some three thousand people gathered for a vigil on monday evening to mourn her death she was an anti corruption crusader on multiple best known investigative journalist the case and stone the small matter crimean island which is home to some four hundred paris and people i think definitely was not only a journalist and an absolutely fearless human being but. a fourth pillar of our democracy and that today's hein

vigil it was an act of collective anger protesters upset over the assassination of journalist daphne khurana galicia called for the resignation of the island nations police commissioner. they threw coins at a banner of lawrence could tell ya chanting shame on you and no change no justice. galicia was an investigative journalist who specialized in corruption cases just before her death she posted a message saying that in multan there were crooks everywhere she died when a bomb planted in her car exploded. at another rally close by the capital letter people remembered her passion. i would say she was at the mired and resent it in equal measure there were a lot of people who couldn't stand the way she wrote the gossip element of it especially but in reality she was is one of the ones who really on earth that some of the biggest scandals in recent years. those in the crown say they want a new malta. we're here because we want to show that the next generation and believe in freedom of speech that we will not be silenced and that's we'll always speak out against injustice when we see it disappear

killed a prominent journalist and molto was attached beneath her car and triggered remotely daphne khurana who is a renowned anticorruption blogger and fierce critic of the government died on monday as she was leaving her house on thursday more than two hundred journalists marched in support of what a group of journalists have also filed a court case to ensure her sources on her phones and computers remain confidential as the investigation into her death continues. now there's intensifying international pressure on man maher over the violent repression of revenge of muslims the united nations and the u.s. government hold the military responsible and calling for tougher measures to deal with the crisis some are binge of aid reports. tens of thousands of ranger refugees are coming to bangladesh every day they see their homes are being burned and they're being chased by buddhist mobs. they describe desperate conditions and having little to eat. military denies the allegations of abuse and insists it's going after what it calls terrorists but the international community doesn't believe the cla

until just a few months ago and i mean is a country at the hertha of the european union an indefinite khurana galatea was basically doing her job for uncovering corruption wrongdoing and. as an investigative journalist yourself i mean i think journalists within european union countries generally feel that we can investigate what we want without fear of our lives does this make you rethink that there i think definitely here a sense we unfortunately yes but it's said that things like these has to happen not to to remind us that we cannot we are not allowed to investigate or or learn things and i think this is a problem which regard not just as a journalist but of course we as a journalist we were all we are all shocked to be but i think all of the citizens also or we might be all a large window by what happened in montana and a final thought do you think this will actually change what happens in malta that it might be of come more open and people will be able to find out about the things that she was making allegations about. i hope so. but i'm not very honestly i'm not very optimistic about it