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Taliban shooting victim Malala Yousafzai and Indian child rights activist share Nobel - The Washington Post
Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani Girl shot in the head Taliban Assassins for speaking out in favor of education for Women and Young Girls in Pakistan has won the Noble Prize for Peace.
She will share the Prize with Indian (East Indian) Children's Rights Adovcate Kalash Satyarthi.
Malala survived an attempted assassination attempt in her Native Swat Valley at the age of 15. She is now 17-Years Old and youngest Nobel Prize Laureate ever to receive the Peace Prize.
After being shot in the head by Taliban Assassins, Malala and her family were flown to England, where they still live.
After her recovery from her wounds, Malala received a Standing Ovation from the United Nations General Assembly when she addressed that body.
Her courage to stand up to taliban thugs speaks volumes to character.
Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani Girl shot in the head Taliban Assassins for speaking out in favor of education for Women and Young Girls in Pakistan has won the Noble Prize for Peace.
She will share the Prize with Indian (East Indian) Children's Rights Adovcate Kalash Satyarthi.
Malala survived an attempted assassination attempt in her Native Swat Valley at the age of 15. She is now 17-Years Old and youngest Nobel Prize Laureate ever to receive the Peace Prize.
After being shot in the head by Taliban Assassins, Malala and her family were flown to England, where they still live.
After her recovery from her wounds, Malala received a Standing Ovation from the United Nations General Assembly when she addressed that body.
Her courage to stand up to taliban thugs speaks volumes to character.