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She was born in the Swat Valley in Pakistan. In 2008 the Islamic Taliban movement took control of the valley, girls could no longer go to school. She campaigned on behalf of girls and their right to learn. In 2012, on her way home from school, a masked gunman shot her on the left side of her head. After months of surgeries and rehabilitation, she took the decision to continue her fight for girls.

She received the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2014 and became the youngest-ever Nobel laureate.

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Malala had the courage to stand against the Taliban's and risked her life for the education of girls.

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I think she is a good example of hope and courage, showing the hope she has for things to change and demonstrating that nothing can stop her.

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She has no memory of the shooting that made her so well known.

She loves playing cricket, which is unusual for a Pakistani girl.

She started blogging at age of 11 about how the life was under the Taliban for the BBC

Malala wanted to be a doctor and ended up in politics

She celebrated her 16th birthday by giving a speech

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How can I relate or improve myself to be more like her?

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How can I relate or improve myself to be more like her?

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Everyone can become an activist like her and defend girls to be more like her.

I can relate to her because of my passion for learning and understanding new things. She also demonstrates grate empathy and compassion to the people.