from egypt, before his arrest on the 29th of december last year, along with mohamed fatny and baha mohamed. journalists deprived of their freedom are simply doing their jobs. >> and for that job he has now once again been recognized. >> the major journalisms awards has gone to some session rein addition, i have come prepared with a message from him. while i am truly honored to accept this award, i do so on behalf of all of those who it really belongs. to all who are part of the struggle not just for freedom in egypt, but for wherever the press is not truly free just because they don't live here. >> his passion is africa, kenya is where he is becaused, or supposed to be based. and now spent almost a year in a prison cell, along with our two other colleagues. at al jazeera denies all the charges and demands their immediate release. >> at least 70,000 women die in india of breast cancer every year. that's greater incident rate than anywhere else in the world. she was diagnosed with stage three cancer five months ago, after finding a lump in her breast life now revolved around cycles of radiat

peter greste, mohamed fatny, and baha mohamed are jailed on false charges. they are appealing against the convictions. at the u.n. security council. >> this isn't the time to detail private conversations or speculate. on a u. n. speculation that hasn't even been detailed. and the dangers of a downward spiral of violence. the director of the palestine center. good to have you with us. i think the most important words the words i would underline in the statement, the one that was just play add moment ago. is the word sense of urgency. and i think a big problem here is that for palestinians there's a tremendous sense, obviously living under an israeli occupation, and for many people, there is also a sense of urgency to resolve this issue, however. for the israelis, there is no sense of urgency. and one of the reasons that they is the case is because the quite has continued to act, in the security council, and in other international arenas, to insure that the israelis do not face pressure at the end to end their occupation, and afford self-determination to pales

peter greste, mohamed tammy, and baha mohamed were jailed on false charges. they are appealing against their convictions. bahar was given an additional three years for having a spent bull net his position, which he had picked up at a protest. >> and wounded many more. it happened at a busy market, and came without warning. killing or wounding dozens of people. another device was detonated this time at a bus station at the time the place was packed with travelers, many of those who died were burned beyond recognition. and dozens of people were seriously injured. >> serious degrees of injuries. there are some others -- >> this is the second such attack in the last two months. local officials say they are similar to other attacks carries out by the radical armed group. the security services are struggling to put othe many fires led by the group and this is a big worry. >> more than 10,000 people have been killed by acts like this, in nigeria. so far this year. a wave of violence the government seems unable to stop. al jazeera. >> the french president says one pe

peter greste, and baha mohamed are become held behind bars in cairo.e falsely accused of damaging aiding the muslim brotherhood. 2014 has been one of the most turbulent years in mexico's recent history protestors want the president to step down. this is the last of a four part al jazeera series looking at the year, through the eyes of our four families caught up in events. david mercer has more now. over the past two years local gangs kidnapped both of his children, to pay $50,000 in ransoms. and he still owes $10,000, now he is constantly on the look out for danger. >> you can't get rid of this fear. the first thought is they are coming for me that fear will never leave you. i don't wish anybody to experience the held i have lived through. >> violent crime is all too common. more than 100,000 people have been killed since 2008 another 22,000 have gone missing. >> just 12 months ago mexico looked like it was going to turn things around. the president was entering his second day in office, promising to end the drug war and revitalize the economy. with t

peter greste, mohamed fahmy and mohama are appealing against their convictions. two were sentenced to seven years. bahaas given an additional three years for having a spent bullet in his possession he picked up at a protest. >> typhoon hagupith appears to be weakening but it did manage to toppel trees, cut power lines and cause flooding. the national disaster age says three people have been killed. the storm dumped so much rain, now, there is a new threat of landslides. many people, though, are still worried about the damage this storm will leave behind. his family's connection to the outside world and news of typhoon hagiputh. edison and his mother are here with 1,000 other people huddled in the hallways of this government building. mostly women and children that came from villages near the albi proven cial capitol. >> three kaez of families came to this shelter. it's noisey and if you will of loud children. we always evacuate every typhoon because our house might be blown away. >> two days before hagiputh made landfall, thousands were directed to shelters like this. >> with a typhoon like this, the g