Former Uzbek leader's daughter to resign as ambassadorSAMARKAND, Uzbekistan (Reuters) - Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva, the second daughter of Uzbek president Islam Karimov who died last year, will step down soon as Uzbekistan s representative at UNESCO, she said on Monday. Karimova-Tillyaeva, 39, said she would focus on helping run a charitable foundation named after her father who died last September after running the ex-Soviet Central Asian state with an iron fist for 27 years.  In the near future, I plan to step down from my role as ambassador in order to focus on my family, personal goals, (and) projects being implemented by the Islam Karimov foundation as well as other creative, charitable and cultural projects,  Karimova-Tillyaeva said at a conference on Uzbekistan s Islamic cultural and scientific heritage. Her once powerful elder sister, Gulnara Karimova, fell out with their father around 2014, and since his death Karimova-Tillyaeva has been his only close relative holding a prominent government post. Gulnara Karimova was sentenced in 2015 to five years  probation - a measure which may equal house arrest in Uzbek law - for acquiring through extortion or embezzlement stakes in a number of companies, and for tax evasion. She is also being investigated on charges of fraud, evading customs and foreign exchange regulations, and money laundering. Karimova-Tillyaeva, who is married to Uzbek businessman Timur Tillyaev, has said she was estranged from her sister for years. It was unclear from her speech on Monday whether she planned to move back to Uzbekistan after leaving the post of ambassador at the Paris-based U.N. agency. worldnews
former ueber leader daughter resign ambassadorsamarkand uzbekistan reuters ola second daughter ueber president islam karimov died last year step soon uzbekistan representative unesco said monday said would focus helping run charitable foundation named father died last september running central asian state iron fist years in near future i plan step role ambassador order focus family personal goals projects implemented islam karimov foundation well creative charitable cultural projects said conference uzbekistan islamic cultural scientific heritage her powerful elder sister gulnara karimova fell father around since death close relative holding prominent government post gulnara karimova sentenced five years probation measure may equal house arrest ueber law acquiring extortion embezzlement stakes number companies tax evasion she also investigated charges fraud evading customs foreign exchange regulations money laundering married ueber businessman timer tillyaev said estranged sister years it unclear speech monday whether planned move back uzbekistan leaving post ambassador agency worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Former Uzbek leader's daughter to resign as ambassadorSAMARKAND, Uzbekistan (Reuters) - Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva, the second daughter of Uzbek president Islam Karimov who died last year, will step down soon as Uzbekistan s representative at UNESCO, she said on Monday. Karimova-Tillyaeva, 39, said she would focus on helping run a charitable foundation named after her father who died last September after running the ex-Soviet Central Asian state with an iron fist for 27 years.  In the near future, I plan to step down from my role as ambassador in order to focus on my family, personal goals, (and) projects being implemented by the Islam Karimov foundation as well as other creative, charitable and cultural projects,  Karimova-Tillyaeva said at a conference on Uzbekistan s Islamic cultural and scientific heritage. Her once powerful elder sister, Gulnara Karimova, fell out with their father around 2014, and since his death Karimova-Tillyaeva has been his only close relative holding a prominent government post. Gulnara Karimova was sentenced in 2015 to five years  probation - a measure which may equal house arrest in Uzbek law - for acquiring through extortion or embezzlement stakes in a number of companies, and for tax evasion. She is also being investigated on charges of fraud, evading customs and foreign exchange regulations, and money laundering. Karimova-Tillyaeva, who is married to Uzbek businessman Timur Tillyaev, has said she was estranged from her sister for years. It was unclear from her speech on Monday whether she planned to move back to Uzbekistan after leaving the post of ambassador at the Paris-based U.N. agency. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: former ueber leader daughter resign ambassadorsamarkand uzbekistan reuters ola second daughter ueber president islam karimov died last year step soon uzbekistan representative unesco said monday said would focus helping run charitable foundation named father died last september running central asian state iron fist years in near future i plan step role ambassador order focus family personal goals projects implemented islam karimov foundation well creative charitable cultural projects said conference uzbekistan islamic cultural scientific heritage her powerful elder sister gulnara karimova fell father around since death close relative holding prominent government post gulnara karimova sentenced five years probation measure may equal house arrest ueber law acquiring extortion embezzlement stakes number companies tax evasion she also investigated charges fraud evading customs foreign exchange regulations money laundering married ueber businessman timer tillyaev said estranged sister years it unclear speech monday whether planned move back uzbekistan leaving post ambassador agency worldnews