and radio presenter malala my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and then start of the what i would have been i don't know no real madrid common knowledge you know that she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news that we had to stop the show as well but how about an auto number to all of us and him good advice from that a bit of a journalist and a woman in the spotlight 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized them and i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause but i want the killers apprehended back in the know what it was not targeted killings of journalists like my one by gunmen or car bombs have become all too common in afghanistan despite the ongoing peace talks between the government and the taliban the country is still rated as one of the world 5 most dangerous places for journalists and with weekly reports of new attacks threats and intimidation local journalist groups are raising the alarm in

a female television news anchor has been shot dead in eastern afghanistan malala was killed along with her driver as she travelled to work in jalalabad she was also an activist who spoke out on women and children's rights it is the latest in a series of attacks targeting journalists activists and politicians. authorities in barcelona say at least 3 people have died in a fire at an abandoned warehouse occupied by homeless migrants witnesses said more than 150 people may have been sleeping inside the building when the blaze broke out the cause of the fire is unclear and authorities are still struggling to identify the victims it's. a 2 day european union summit is getting underway where a dispute over the use budget and coronavirus relief fund appears to be over the leaders have been arriving in brussels to discuss the compromise proposal after poland and hungary had blocked the passage of the nearly 2 trillion euro package over a clause linking funding to respect for the rule of law brussels accuses both governments of rolling back democratic freedoms but seasoned a crisis manager appar

on her way to work a high profile job that was too much for extremists in her country to stomach malala may 1 was a female television news anchor in afghanistan shot dead on thursday along with her driver in the eastern city of jalalabad but those who took her life could not erase the depth of respect she had earned from the nation. prepares for a heroine hundreds came out to pay their respects to journalist mona la my wand and her driver assassinated on their way to work. for many young women in afghanistan my one was larger than life a t.v. anchor in a country where 2 thirds of girls are barred from attending school. my one was also an advocate for women's rights and continued to speak out even after her own mother was killed for doing the same. then early thursday morning in this street she and her driver were ambushed by gunmen the attack was claimed by the militant group islamic state. where. my wand was a brave female journalist and her she was working for any local t.v. . but unfortunately today she was murdered by the enemies but not only her family but all the women of our prov

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dormitories and there was a worldwide campaign to release them, including the likes of michelle 0bama and malalaack and about 100 are still missing 6.5 years on. and the reason they were taken by boko haram, the militant islamist group was because they wanted to see the end of western education. they want to see islamic education in its place. an islamic state. but this incident is different. the west of the country is different from the north—east of the country. world leaders have been urged to declare a climate emergency, after dire predictions of catastrophic global warming. the secretary general of the united nations has told a climate change virtual summit that more ambitious targets are necessary to cut emissions. china announced further measures by 2030, including a boost in capacity of wind and solar power. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt. it is my great pleasure to be able to introduce one of the co—hosts of today's climate... there was none of the pomp and circumstance you'd expect of a meeting of dozens of world leaders. this was an entirely virtual summit.

afghan female television anchor and her driver have been killed in the province gunman opened fire on malala my ones cause soon after she left her house and i still has claimed responsibility for the attack my one was an advocate for the rights of afghan women and children the world food program has received this year's nobel peace prize for its efforts to combat global hunger executive director david beasley accepted the award from the u.n. agencies headquarters in rome but he warned of an approaching hunger pandemic with hundreds of millions of people headed for starvation the event was moved online because of the corona virus pandemic. speaking to al-jazeera beazley said he hoped the refugee crisis in sudan wouldn't become a protracted one this is of course where more than $47000.00 refugees have fled across the border since the conflict in tipperary began last month the world food program is already struggling to generate funding for existing humanitarian disasters when you look at the amount of monies that we are having to raise now we're actually going to have we've been raised about 8

what they're their do and also because they receive a lot of pressure, so there's a few of those -- malala in 2014. and she is wonderful what has done and what -- the work she does is amazing, but she had already -- she was already famous. >> it's a -- >> her work is actually out of al forget -- alfred nobel's prize. this where is we need a definition but if they define peace, they're also closing off to -- for themselves the possibility to use it as a political tool. so, they don't want to be in that position. they want the freedom to do what they want, and there's a -- i can't remember who said this now but it's in my book but a quote from somebody who said that it seems the committee decides that, oh, this year we believe this is a good cause, and we we'll call it peace. right? so it's really like, really, this year is -- it's quite surprising sometimes. they gave it to mohammad ewanis for microfinance, and that was another celebrity prize, and he could have received like an economics prize or something but not the peace prize, although poverty reduction -- what they pit under was pover

malala maiwand was on her way to work in jalalabad on thursday when gunmen opened fire on her vehiclef killings that have targeted reporters, rights workers and political figures across the country. she was a journalist working for a local tv station and the eastern province and she had been working there for a number of years and she's also a woman's rights activist and a symbol of society activist and someone who's very well known locally and she was on her way this morning around 7am to her office when gunmen opened fire and she had previously spoken about the challenges and dangers of being a female journalist in afghanistan. i was looking to her facebook and saw a few weeks back she posted writing that you had to be lucky in afghanistan just to stay alive. today she and her driver were both shot dead and it's really part of a spate of targeted killings that we had seen in afghanistan in recent months. he has seen as well as journalists he had seen human rights activists and government figures being assassinated. recently there has been quite a focus on the killing of journalists