Halima aden made Catwalk History when she became the worlds First Hijab wearing supermodel. Featuring in campaigns for some of the biggest names in the Fashion Industry. I had never got to experience flipping through a magazine and seeing somebody in a hijab, somebody i could relate to. So to be that person for other girls was just a dream come true. But over time, Halima Felt The Industry was clashing with her muslim faith, and in November 2020 she announced on instagram that she was quitting. I felt great pleasure being the first i felt great pressure being the first muslim, hijab wearing model. It got to a place where i was so far removed from my own image. I ran into Problems Likejeans being placed on my head in the place of a regular scarf. Ive arranged for halima to meet with an industry leader, Fashion Designer Tommy hilfiger, to talk for the first time face to face about the need for Change. I understand why you left the Fashion Industry. Theres been a lot of abuse and a lot of
Designer Tommy Hilfiger to talk diversity, and how to go beyond tokenism to see real change. Halima aden made Catwalk History when she became The Worlds First Hijab wearing supermodel. Featuring in campaigns for some of the biggest names in the Fashion Industry. I had never got to experience flipping through a magazine and seeing somebody in a hijab, somebody i could relate to. So to be that person for other girls was just a dream come true. But, overtime, Halima Felt The Industry was clashing with her muslim faith, and in November 2020 she announced on instagram that she was quitting. I felt great pleasure being the first muslim, hijab wearing model. It got to a place where i was so far removed from my own image. I ran into Problems Likejeans being placed on my head in the place of a regular scarf. Ive arranged for halima to meet with an industry leader, fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, to talk for the first time face to face about the need for change. I understand why you left the Fa
Folks who already got vaccinated, but this is the deal if incentives help us beat the virus i believe we should use them. An inquiry into the murder of a maltese anti Corruption Journalist says the state must bear responsibility for her death. Im Sarah Mulkerrins Live In Tokyo on day 7 of the olympics where the focus will start to shift to the track where the worlds fastest women are in action in the 100m heats. And reliving past glories, former asian olympians tell us what it feels like to taste sporting success. Live from our studio in singapore, this is Bbc News. It is newsday. Its 8am in singapore and 9am in tokyo where theres increasing concern that enthusiasm for the olympics has contributed to a spike in coronavirus cases. For the first time, since the pandemic began, the number of new daily infections there has passed 10,000. The japanese authorities say the dramatic rise will not affect the olympics, but experts are warning if something isnt done to control the spread, the Cit
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HaItIan PresIdent Jovenel MoIse has taken place amId heavy securIty near cap haItIen, the maIn cIty of hIs natIve northern regIon. OutsIde the moIse famIly compound, polIce fIred shots and Tear Gas at protesters voIcIng anger at the presIdent s murder. A HIgh Courtjudge In Northern Ireland has ruled there should be a new InvestIgatIon Into whether the SecurIty ServIces could have prevented the Omagh BombIng In 1998. 29 people were kIlled In the attack, IncludIng nIne chIldren and three generatIons of the same famIly. In 2013, the government saId It would not hold a publIc InquIry. Our Ireland Correspondent Emma Vardy reports. Ona on a busy summer s day, the bomb whIch exploded In the centre of omagh was the sIngle worst atrocIty of the Northern Ireland troubles. No one ever convIcted. Today, relatIves of the Is welcome to the rulIng of a HIgh Courtjudge who saId there was a very real prospect that It could have been prevented by the SecurIty ServIces, and called for new InvestIgatIons