Summary
"I'm still not sure I quite believe it," the soft-spoken [Jacqueline Kirk] said in an interview in his living room. "They called and I didn't really quite believe it. I was hoping I was still asleep and it was a dream but it was for real."
Kirk added that he had no doubt about the effect his wife had on the regions she visited. "Her work's got a lot of lasting value," he said. "She's made a huge difference in the world already but I think it's just a tragedy -- a stupid waste that she should be brought to a halt so violently and so soon. She had so much that she was offering people.""They were here helping Afghan people," the driver said. "They were not carrying weapons."See the full content of this document
Extract
Taliban Slaughters Aid Workers
By Amir Shah and Fisnik Abrashi
PUL-E-ALAM, Afghanistan -- One woman was known the world over as an authority on education for women and girls in conflict zones. The other signed up recently to help disabled Afghan children.Bo...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
