Question

Who is Malala? Where was she born? Do most Pakistani girls attend school? What did the Taliban force girls to do? How did she make herself heard? What was she fighting for? What happened to her on a bus in 2012? What has she won and why is it so special?

Answer 1

Відповідь:

Who is Malala?

This is a Pakistani human rights activist.

Where was she born?

She was born in Pakistan:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: the city of Mingora.

Do most Pakistani girls attend school?

It is not necessary to attend school.

What did the Taliban force the girls to do?

The Taliban forced women to wear burqas and forbade women and girls to work

How did she hear it? -

What did she fight for?

She fought for access to education for women around the world

What happened to her on the bus in 2012?

On October 9, 2012, Malala Yousafzai was returning home from school. The bus was stopped by people in masks and with weapons. One of them got on the bus and began to ask the children which of them was Malala. When she was found, the Taliban shot the girl twice in the head and neck. Malala was taken in critical condition to a military hospital in Peshawar. After a three-hour operation, the surgeon managed to get the ball out of her brain.

What did she win and why is it so special? -

Пояснення:

Хто така Малала?  

Це  пакистанська правозахисниця.

Де вона народилася?

Вона народилась в Пакистані:

Хайбер-Пахтунхва:  місто Мінгора.

Чи відвідує більшість пакистанських дівчат школу?

Не обовязково відвідування школу.

До чого змушували таліби дівчат?

Таліби змушували жінок вдягати паранджу і забороняв жінкам та дівчатам працювати  

Як вона дала почути? -

За що вона боролася?

Вона боролась за доступність освіти для жінок у всьому світі

Що сталося з нею в автобусі в 2012 році?

9 жовтня 2012 року Малала Юсуфзай поверталася додому зі школию.Автобус був зупинений людьми в масках і зі зброєю. Один з них зайшов в автобус і став питати дітей, хто з них Малала. Коли її  було знайдено, таліб двічі вистрілив в дівчинку, потрапивши в голову і шию. Малалу доставили тяжкому стані у військову лікарню міста Пешавар. Після тригодинної операції хірургу вдалося дістати кулю з її мозку.

Що вона виграла і чому це так особливо?-

Answer 2

Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani education activist who gained international recognition for her advocacy of girls' education. She was born on July 12, 1997, in Mingora, Swat Valley, Pakistan.

Before Malala came to prominence, access to education for girls in Pakistan was limited in some regions, particularly in areas under the influence of the Taliban. While education is a fundamental right in Pakistan, societal and cultural norms, along with threats from extremist groups, hindered many girls' ability to attend school.

The Taliban, who controlled some areas in Pakistan, imposed strict and regressive rules, particularly on women and girls. They forbade girls from attending school and even attacked schools that defied their ban on girls' education.

Malala became a vocal advocate for girls' education at a young age, blogging about her life under the Taliban's rule for the BBC Urdu. Using the pseudonym Gul Makai, she documented the challenges she faced and the importance of education for girls in her region. Her activism gained her international attention.

On October 9, 2012, while on a school bus, Malala was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman in an assassination attempt. She survived the attack after receiving medical treatment in the UK and continued her advocacy.

Malala's remarkable courage and determination earned her numerous awards and honors. In 2014, she became the youngest-ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17, sharing it with Kailash Satyarthi for their struggle against the suppression of children and for young people's rights to education. This recognition was significant because it highlighted the global importance of the girls' education movement and the fight against extremism.

Malala continues her activism and advocacy for girls' education and women's rights worldwide, and she remains an inspiring figure in the fight for gender equality and education access.