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According to this source, Malala Yousafzai was born in Mingora Pakistan. Her father was a passionate person about education and ran a learning institution for their city. This is how Malala developed her education. Education was something very important for her family. There was time in her life where things in the Swat Valley were she lived grew difficult.The Taliban took over in 2007 were Malala was ten years old. This made it hard for other women and herself to receive the education they needed. All girls were banned from attending a school and other activities. This didn't stop Malala she was going to fight for her education as well as her community.

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There was many things that motivated and inspired Malala to speak up and fight for what was right. To start off, education was already so important to Malala. Were she lived girls were considered less valuable than a boy. She believed girls deserved to get an education as much as anybody else. Also, when the Taliban took over her town they cut out all education for girls. Her education was taken away from her at the age of eleven. Seeing how the Taliban Terrorist were being o unfair to her community especially towards women inspire her to fight and speak up. Finally, speaking up and fighting for her education made her a target to the Taliban because they were so against letting women have their education. One day on the bus Malala got shot three times and she survived it. This showed her she was blond strong and she was not going to give up.

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Read writing from Malala Yousafzai on Medium. Pakistani activist, student, youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Malala Fund co-founder | malala.org.

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Malala made a big difference not just to her community but too many people around the world. She fought for something she strongly believed in. Malala had her education taken away from her along with other girls because the Taliban terrorist took over they're town and banned them from attending school. Malala chose to speak up instead of staying quiet and letting the Taliban continue to being unfair. Even after her murder attempt by the Taliban she didn't give up and stayed strong. She made a difference by giving back the education to all girls.

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I chose to do Malala because I found it so amazing how she stayed so strong after all the struggles she went through to accomplish what she did. Something that amazed me the most is how she got shot for fighting to get her education back and instead of it bringing fear to her it didn't stop her. She was so young yet made such a big change for girls who needed their education.

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Malala Yousafzai is a well-known Pakistani activist campaigning for education rights, particularly for young girls. In light of her mission and her extraordinary achievements, here are 12 facts about Malala Yousafzai.

12 Facts About Malala Yousafzai

1. Malala was born in the Swat District of Pakistan. This region fell under the rule of the Taliban, which is a fundamentalist terrorist group that imposes highly restrictive rules on women and girls. The Taliban banned girls from attending school or receiving an education of any kind.

2. Her father was a teacher and ran a chain of schools throughout the local region. He continuously encouraged all of his children to learn despite the societal restrictions. Malala credits her father for inspiring her to pursue further education and humanitarian work.

3. Malala blogged for BBC for several years. In 2008, BBC Urdu journalists began looking for a young student to share private insight on what life was like under the Taliban. Despite the danger of being caught, Malala's father recommended her for the assignment and she began blogging in secret, anonymously chronicling her life and her perspective on the rule of the Taliban. She was 11 years old.

4. Malala started to gain notoriety from standing up to the Taliban publicly. With her father's blessing, she openly opposed the Taliban rules set in place and began working to regain access to education for both herself and other girls throughout the region.

5. She was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize in 2011 due to her activism and was awarded Pakistan's National Youth Peace Prize that same year. The Prime Minister of Pakistan later renamed the award the National Malala Peace Prize in her honor.

6. The Taliban shot Malala in the head when she was 15 years old. Her newfound popularity and voice against the Taliban made Malala a high-profile target and in 2012 she was the victim of a nearly fatal assassination attempt. She was on the way home from school when a masked gunman asked for her by name and openly fired on her and her friends.

7. She created the Malala Fund, a charity devoted to bringing equal education opportunities to girls around the world. Malala went to the United Kingdom for medical treatment directly after the shooter's attack where she and her family settled permanently. Afterward, she established the Malala Fund with her father. Within its first year of operation, the Malala Fund raised over $7 million and opened up multiple schools in Malala's native Pakistan.

8. She celebrated her sixteenth birthday by giving a speech to the United Nations. Nine months after the assassination attempt, Malala spoke at invitation before world leaders and urged them to change certain policies in regard to education and women's rights. Since then, Malala has held audience with notable political figures such as Queen Elizabeth and Former U.S. President Barack Obama and given lectures at Harvard University and the Oxford Union.

9. July 12 has been officially designated Malala Day. After her critically acclaimed speech on her birthday at the United Nations, Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, urged all young people to speak out and let the world hear their voices. In an act of support, he declared Malala's birthday Malala Day in honor of her courage and influential activism.

10. She was a co-recipient of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. After sharing her story, Malala catapulted to international fame and she received an outpouring of support from around the world as her story spread. In honor of her efforts, she became the youngest ever Nobel laureate at the age of 17.

11. Malala received the United Nation's highest honor. In 2017 she received the title of U.N. Messenger of Peace to promote girl's education, a two-year appointment given to activists whose work has made an impact. The U.N. selects recipients carefully based on their future goals and past work, and the recipients engage closely with the United Nations' leaders in an effort to make a change.

12. Oxford University accepted Malala in 2017 where she began studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics. While pursuing her own studies, she currently still works with leaders and organizations around the globe on behalf of the Malala Fund and the United Nations, fighting for equal education for all.

While these 12 facts about Malala Yousafzai cannot encompass all of her achievements and work, they show that Malala's bravery and perseverance have proven worthwhile in the face of adversity. Her goal to provide education to the world is a necessary step in ending global poverty.

"I raise my voice not so that I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard." - Malala Yousafzai.

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12 Facts About Malala Yousafzai - The Borgen Project

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Malala Yousafzai is a well-known Pakistani activist campaigning for education rights, particularly for young girls. In light of her mission and her extraordinary achievements, here are 12 facts about Malala Yousafzai. 12 Facts About Malala Yousafzai Malala was born in the Swat District of Pakistan.

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After Malalas big accomplishments of fighting for every Childs rights to receive an education she was awarded the noble peace prize. She was the youngest person to ever receive this award. Something else named one of times magazines most influential people in the year 2013.

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Watch Malala Yousafzai's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech