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Journalists protest the killing of reporter at GEO News

(14 Jan 2011) January 13, 2011 1. Mid of brother of killed journalist Wali Babar crying at hospital near body 2. Close of brother crying next to body 3. Wide of journalists at hospital morgue 4. Mid of family members at hospital morgue 5. Close of MQM (Muttahida Qaumi Movement) leader Faisal Sabzwari at hospital morgue 6. Wide of Sabzwari talking with journalists 7. Various of body being carried into ambulance 8. Various of ambulance leaving hospital with people walking behind January 14, 2011 9. Set up of Karachi Press Club President Tahir Hasan Khan 10. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Tahir Hasan Khan, President of Karachi Press Club: "We understand that it is a very saddening incident that a young, energetic, educated, and quite liberal journalist was killed. So I believe that his murder is an attempt to scare and threaten the liberal forces. In this regard, I will call for all the liberal and democratic forces to come and join us in our struggle so that we can work together against the extremism and fundamentalism in the country." 11. Wide of journalists protesting against Babar's murder 12. Close of protester UPSOUND: (Urdu) "Babar is alive!" 13. Close of poster reading: (English) "Who are killers of Wali Khan?" 14. Wide top shot of journalists protesting Babar's murder 15. Various of journalists protesting STORYLINE: Journalists gathered in Karachi on Friday to protest against the killing of a reporter employed by Pakistani broadcaster Geo News. Wali Babar was gunned down in the city while riding in his car on Thursday night. Pakistan media reports said that 29-year-old Babar was stuck in his car in a traffic jam when a gunman fired several shots, hitting Babar in the face, neck and head. The gunman then apparently escaped on a waiting motorbike. It was unclear why Babar was killed. At Karachi Press Club on Friday, journalists held a demonstration, chanting and carrying placards demanding to know who had killed their colleague. The President of the press club, Tahir Hasan Khan described Babar as "young, energetic and educated". Khan said he believed that his death was an attempt to "scare and threaten the liberal" people in the city. Karachi is plagued by frequent political, religious and ethnic violence. Local media reports said seven other people were killed and a dozen more wounded in various incidents in Karachi on Thursday evening. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...