Australian former governor-general and peacemaker Ninian Stephen dies at 94SYDNEY (Reuters) - Former Australian Governor-General Sir Ninian Stephen, who worked on the Northern Ireland peace talks and served on the International Court of Justice, died on Sunday. He was 94. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced plans for a state funeral, saying there were very few honors that Stephen, who held five separate knighthoods, didn t have to his name.  Australia will remember Sir Ninian for his humility, his intellect, and his lifelong commitment to justice and the rule of law,  Turnbull said. Stephen served as governor-general from 1982 to 1989 when he became the first Australian Ambassador for the Environment, working hard to ban mining in Antarctica. He was born in Britain and moved to Australia in his late teens where he studied law before serving as an infantryman during World War Two, serving in New Guinea and Borneo. Both the British and Irish governments chose Stephen to chair the second phase of the Northern Ireland peace talks in 1992. He was also a judge for the International Criminal Tribunal investigating war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. In his later years, he advised on South Africa s constitution, worked for the International Labour Organisation in Burma and was involved in setting up a tribunal to hear cases involving atrocities committed by the genocidal Khmer Rouge  killing fields  regime of 1975-79. He also helped draft a constitution for Afghanistan after the 2001 ouster of the Taliban.  worldnews
australian former pacemaker indian stephen dies reuters former australian sir indian stephen worked northern ireland peace talks served international court justice died sunday he prime minister malcolm turnbull announced plans state funeral saying honors stephen held five separate knighthoods name australia remember sir indian humility intellect lifelong commitment justice rule law turnbull said stephen served became first australian ambassador environment working hard ban mining antarctica he born britain moved australia late teens studied law serving infantryman world war two serving new guinea borne both british irish governments chose stephen chair second phase northern ireland peace talks he also judge international criminal tribunal investigating war crimes former yugoslavia in later years advised south africa constitution worked international labour organisation burma involved setting tribunal hear cases involving atrocities committed genocide her rouge killing fields regime he also helped draft constitution afghanistan ouster taliban 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: Australian former governor-general and peacemaker Ninian Stephen dies at 94SYDNEY (Reuters) - Former Australian Governor-General Sir Ninian Stephen, who worked on the Northern Ireland peace talks and served on the International Court of Justice, died on Sunday. He was 94. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced plans for a state funeral, saying there were very few honors that Stephen, who held five separate knighthoods, didn t have to his name.  Australia will remember Sir Ninian for his humility, his intellect, and his lifelong commitment to justice and the rule of law,  Turnbull said. Stephen served as governor-general from 1982 to 1989 when he became the first Australian Ambassador for the Environment, working hard to ban mining in Antarctica. He was born in Britain and moved to Australia in his late teens where he studied law before serving as an infantryman during World War Two, serving in New Guinea and Borneo. Both the British and Irish governments chose Stephen to chair the second phase of the Northern Ireland peace talks in 1992. He was also a judge for the International Criminal Tribunal investigating war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. In his later years, he advised on South Africa s constitution, worked for the International Labour Organisation in Burma and was involved in setting up a tribunal to hear cases involving atrocities committed by the genocidal Khmer Rouge  killing fields  regime of 1975-79. He also helped draft a constitution for Afghanistan after the 2001 ouster of the Taliban.  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: australian former pacemaker indian stephen dies reuters former australian sir indian stephen worked northern ireland peace talks served international court justice died sunday he prime minister malcolm turnbull announced plans state funeral saying honors stephen held five separate knighthoods name australia remember sir indian humility intellect lifelong commitment justice rule law turnbull said stephen served became first australian ambassador environment working hard ban mining antarctica he born britain moved australia late teens studied law serving infantryman world war two serving new guinea borne both british irish governments chose stephen chair second phase northern ireland peace talks he also judge international criminal tribunal investigating war crimes former yugoslavia in later years advised south africa constitution worked international labour organisation burma involved setting tribunal hear cases involving atrocities committed genocide her rouge killing fields regime he also helped draft constitution afghanistan ouster taliban worldnews