Who is MALALA YOUSAFZAI? | Biography
Who is MALALA YOUSAFZAI? | Biography
Who is Malala Yousafzai? Malala Yousafzai's Birthday July 1997 Malala Yousafzai was born in the Swat district of the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan to Ziauddin Yousafzai and his wife Tor Pekai Yousafzai. He has two brothers. January 2000 Family and descent Yousafzai was raised in Infaszai
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- Mindful,
lower-middle-class family and his father ran a series of schools. His family is
a Sunni Muslim of Pashtun descent, belonging to the Yousafzai tribe. December
2004 As a child fluent in Pashto, Urdu, and English, Yousafzai received most of
his education.
Father, who is a poet and educationist. He
soon realized that there was something special about Malala and encouraged her
to think and express herself freely. Early in February 2005, Malala expressed
her desire to become a doctor, although her father later encouraged her to
become a politician instead.
He allowed
her to wake up at night and talk about politics when her two brothers were sent
to bed. At the age of 11. For the first time, Malala addressed the audience at
a local press club in Peshawar and questioned the Taliban's ability to snatch
away the fundamental right to education.
December 2008 BBC blogger At the request of
his father, he started writing an anonymous blog for the BBC Urdu website
called 'Gul Makai'. She wrote about how the Taliban made fewer girls dare to go
to school, and how the Taliban forced the school to close.
In March
2009, through her efforts, Malala successfully opened a school. Her identity
was later revealed, and she became a popular teen activist who was often
invited to speak. He received an award from the Prime Minister of Pakistan for
his activity.
The preparation of Yousafzai's training world
in January 2011 with the local girls' empowerment organization, Aware Girls,
run by Galali Ismail, whose training aims to empower women to fight peacefully
and peacefully against fundamentalists. Suggestions included.
In October 2012, Malala was shot in the head
by a Taliban gunman on her way home from school. The bullet went through her
head and neck and into her shoulder. Peshawar and the injured were shifted to
Birmingham, England for further care.
October 2012 UN petition, former British Prime
Minister Gordon Brown visits Yousafzai while she is in hospital, and launches a
petition in her name and "in support of the fight for Malala". The
main demand of the petition was that no child should be left out of school till
2015, with the hope that "girls like Malala will soon go to school
everywhere."
January 2013 International support for the
Taliban increased due to its trial and its survival. From all corners of the
globe. That same year, she launched the Malala Fund, an organization advocating
for girls' education.
At the UN
conference in July 2013, he addressed the United Nations on its 16th
anniversary. The United Nations has dubbed the event Malala Day. In the same
year, her autobiography, IM Malala: The Girl Who Stands for Education and
Killed by the Taliban, was published. -
Girls'
Edgbaston High School in Birmingham. In August 2017, she was accepted to study
philosophy, politics, and economics at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. In October
2014, Malala was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize along with Indian activist
Kailash. The struggle against the oppression of children and youth and for the
right of all children to education. "She became the youngest Nobel
laureate.
In July
2015, on his birthday, Yousefzai opened a school for Syrians in the Bekaa
Valley, Lebanon, near the Syrian border. Refugee Yousafzai urges world leaders
to invest in "not in bullets" books, portraying life on screen in
January 2016. Yousafzai's 2015 documentary was the subject of Malala's nominee.
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Academy
Award for Best Documentary In 2020, Gul Makai, an Indian Hindi language biography
film depicting his life and struggle, was also released. March 2018 Yousafzai
returns to Pakistan for the first time since the shooting. Meeting with Prime
Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. "It was his dream to come back without
fear," she said in a speech.
January 2020 Empowerment through the Malala Fund Funding of educational projects in six countries and working with international leaders The Malala Fund invests in innovative solutions with local partners.
Advocates
globally for ground and quality secondary education for all girls. March 2021
Apple Partnership Yousafzai and Apple announced a multi-year partnership. She
will work on programming for Apple's streaming service Apple TV +. This work
includes dramas, comedies, documentaries, animations, and children's series,
and scares him.
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