MALALA YOUSAFZAI

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MALALA YOUSAFZAI  a pakisthani activist.

Malala Yousafzai is the youngest Nobel laureate and Pakistani activist working for women's education. Malala Yousafzai is best known for her protest against the Taliban's ban on girls' schooling and the associated social activism. She first came to her attention in 2009 when she started writing for the BBC at the age of 11 about her life in the context of Taliban control in the Swat Valley. Malala, who was later nominated for several awards, won Pakistan's first National Peace Prize. November 10, 2012 is International Malala Day, at the urging of the United Nations to pay tribute to Malala. The motto of the United Nations campaign to bring all girls around the world to school by 2015 is: 'Me and Malala'.

 

Malala Yousafzai suffered serious head and neck injuries in an assassination attempt on October 9, 2012. The attack took place while returning home on a school bus after school. Malala, who was unconscious in the days following the attack, gradually recovered. A Taliban spokesman who claimed responsibility for the assassination attempt described Malala as "a new chapter in obscenity". Fifty Islamic clerics in Pakistan have issued a fatwa against those who tried to assassinate Malala.

 

Malala Yousafzai has been awarded the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. Malala Yousafzai is the youngest person to win the Nobel Prize.

 

Biography

 

Malala was born in Mingora, in the Swat district of the northwestern border province, a stronghold of the Pakistani Taliban. His father is Ziauddin Youssef, an education, youth and women's rights activist, school owner and poet. Malala's father named Malala Yousafzai because of her love for the Pashtun poet and warrior. He runs a series of schools called Khushal Public School. He was also the one who turned her into an education rights activist. It was in September 2008 that Malala began speaking publicly about the right to education. Her father took her to a press club in Peshawar to speak out against the Taliban for denying girls the right to education.

 

Yesterday I had a dream. Such dreams have been common since the Taliban militants and military helicopters began their military operation in Swat. I'm afraid to go to school. The Taliban have banned girls from going to school ... Only 11 of the 27 children in the class have arrived ... because of the Taliban's fear.

On the way home from school, I was horrified to hear a man shout, 'I will kill you.' I quickly gathered for the walk. When he looked back, he was talking on his mobile. Of course he was threatening someone ....

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Malala Yousafzai, 3 January 2009 From the BBC Blog.

At the end of 2007, Pakistan and the Taliban began fighting for control of the Swat district. This is known as the First Swat War. The Taliban seized control of Swat and banned television, music and girls' education in the Swat Valley. Women were forbidden to go shopping.

 

BBC Blogger

This is the situation in Swat. The Urdu section of the party approached Malala's father Ziauddin. He asked if he could write about any Taliban-controlled property with any of his school children. Aisha, a child, agreed to write the diary. But Aisha's parents stopped her for fear of retaliation from the Taliban. Then Ziauddin had his own daughter in front of him. So Malala started writing her diary.

 

On January 3, 2009, the BBC Malala's first blog post on Urdu made her famous. Malala Yousafzai handed over the note to a reporter. He was scanning and mailing it.

 

'I am Malala'

Malala Yousafzai is the author of a biography of Malala and British journalist Christina Lamb. The All Pakistan Private Schools Federation had decided not to include the book in the curriculum or to buy it at the school library. The Taliban had threatened to attack bookstores.

 

Attempted assassination

"Which of you is Malala? Tell me .. otherwise I will shoot you all .." shouted a bearded man with a headline. That's how Malala remembers the words of the Taliban who came up with the plan to assassinate her. The attack took place while returning home on a school bus after school. He asked all the kids on the bus. He finally found Malala. He fired from a distance. A bullet pierced her head and went through her neck and into her shoulder. Doctors at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham have shot dead Malala, who had been battling death for days. Gradually she recovered.

 

Response

 

The international community reacted to Malala's shooting. The children of Pakistan woke up. On October 12, 50 Islamic clerics from Pakistan joinedThe Taliban has issued a fatwa against the killers who attacked Malala on Tuesday. Pakistani authorities have announced a reward of up to one crore Pakistani rupees for information leading to the attack.

 

Pop singer Madonna has released a song titled 'Human Nature' which she sang at a concert in Los Angeles on the day Malala was shot. Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie has written an article about the Malala incident. Jolie and journalist Tina Brown began fundraising for the education of girls in Pakistan and Afghanistan through the Women in the World Foundation. U.S. Former First Lady Laura Bush has written articles in the Washington Post comparing Malala to Anne Frank.

 

U.S. President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the attack on Malala.

 

The latest demand is for Malala to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

 

Malala in Malayalam

 

Within days of Malala's shooting, her diary entries were published in Malayalam. The book is titled "Malala Yousafzai: Biographies of a Pakistani Schoolgirl". The book contains Malala's diary entries, a brief biography, an interview with Peshawar - based journalist Shahid Buneri, and experience notes. The book is published by Kozhikode Insight Publica.

 

Controversies

 

Malala Yousafzai: US spy agency There is also an argument that it is a drama that has been intervened.

 

Malala Day

 

Malala's birthday is celebrated by the United Nations as 'Malala Day'. Malala Yousafzai celebrates Malala Day on July 12, 2013 Malala Yousafzai was speaking at a convened youth conference.

 

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