MalalaYousafzai

children's rights activist

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@MichelleObama @girlsalliance @MalalaFund @girlrising @GlblCtzn Guaranteeing access to education is also a guarantee of a better planet

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Pakistan is one of three that have more than one million school-aged girls out of school

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As a reflection of low access to education, the country has 6.7 million young women aged 15 to 24 who are illiterate. If among adult men only 67% of the population knows how to read and write, for women, the rate drops to 42%.

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@marsha_jhonson And then he worked in a restaurant and then went to live in Greenwich Village, where he identified himself as a drag queen, taking the name Black Marsha.

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@WeMarielle the creation of the project was a great initiative so that poor families do not have to leave their jobs because they cannot pay people to take care of their children

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#5 Malala's name spread around the world after being shot in the head by Taliban when she left school.

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#4 She shared the award with Indian activist Kailash Satyarthi, an advocate for children's rights.

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@WeMarielle Yes, she went ✨

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curiosities about Malala
#1 malala won the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17

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#3 In addition to a 2015 documentary entitled “He Named Me Malala”, you cannot miss the Indian drama “Gul Makai”. It is an adaptation of Malala's biography that needs to be checked.

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#2 In October 2017, at the age of 20, Malala announced that he had passed the undergraduate course entitled “Philosophy, Politics and Economics” at the prestigious University of Oxford, in the United Kingdom.