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[AbyssiniaLady]

BBC journalist Hanna Yusuf, who helped uncover Costa Coffee managers' refusal to pay employee sick leave, and defended wearing the hijab as a 'feminist statement', has died suddenly aged just 27.

Her family said they were shocked as well as 'deeply saddened and heartbroken' by the journalist's sudden death.

In a moving statement they added: 'You will always be remembered in our hearts and minds. May Allah forgive you and grant you Jannatul Firdous [a high place in heaven].'

The family said they hoped her legacy 'would serve as an inspiration' as colleagues paid tribute to 'one of the brightest journalists in the British-Somali community'.

Ms Yusuf wrote for the BBC News website, had worked as a TV news producer, and had previously written for the Guardian, the Independent and the Times.









https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ed-27.html

[Aurora]

Sicko complex ridden Abby Lady,

First, RIP to the bright and hard working beautiful lady. However, wearing Hijab as a feminist statement is far out Wearing Hijab for the believers should be respected. I don't think children should wear Hijab until they are old enough to make the choice on their own. I see tough beautiful minors skating or riding their bikes with their counterparts competing and having fun, yet wearing hijabs subjects them to isolation and discrimination.

[kerenite]

BBC journalist Hanna Yusuf, who helped uncover Costa Coffee managers' refusal to pay employee sick leave, and defended wearing the hijab as a 'feminist statement', has died suddenly aged just 27.

Her family said they were shocked as well as 'deeply saddened and heartbroken' by the journalist's sudden death.

In a moving statement they added: 'You will always be remembered in our hearts and minds. May Allah forgive you and grant you Jannatul Firdous [a high place in heaven].'

The family said they hoped her legacy 'would serve as an inspiration' as colleagues paid tribute to 'one of the brightest journalists in the British-Somali community'.

Ms Yusuf wrote for the BBC News website, had worked as a TV news producer, and had previously written for the Guardian, the Independent and the Times.









https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ed-27.html

RIP