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                                  Who is Malala Yousafzai 

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                                  Who is Malala Yousafzai 

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Malala Yusafzai is a pakistani school pupil and education activest from the town of Mingora in the swat distract of Pakistans northwestern khyber pachunkhwa province. She is known for her activism for rights to education and for women especally in the Swat Valley, where the Taliban had at times banned girls from attending school.

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under the Taliban almost no Afghan girls were in a offical school

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                                          Where you can donate 

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                                          Where you can donate 

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womenforwomen.org - Women for Women Int'l‎

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There is about 90% of women who have't been to school

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The Taliban said “Women do not need to leave their homes at all, unless absolutely necessary, in which case they are to cover themselves completely; are not to wear attractive clothing and decorative accessories; do not wear perfume; their jewelry must not make any noise; they are not to walk gracefully or with pride and in the middle of the sidewalk; are not to talk to strangers; are not to speak loudly or laugh in public; and they must always ask their husbands' permission to leave home”.

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One way Micro loans effect women is men can look down on women because they think they should have a bussness because only men should

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One way Micro loans effect Afghan women is that it helps them get what they need like a edication or a bussness

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Afghan women are unequally treated by men but that is why there is Micro loans. The loans to help them feed and survive and help them be successful. This is what my topic is about.

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Afghanistan is the 42nd  most populous and 41st largest nation in the world.

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Afghanistan has a population of around 30 million inhabiting an area of approximately 652,000 km²

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Women in Afghanistan. And they are being treated unequally by men.  Women aren’t allowed to have a Education, but are forced to marriages  .The Taliban said “Women do not need to leave their homes at all, unless absolutely necessary, in which case they are to cover themselves completely; are not to wear attractive clothing and decorative accessories; do not wear perfume; their jewelry must not make any noise; they are not to walk gracefully or with pride and in the middle of the sidewalk; are not to talk to strangers; are not to speak loudly or laugh in public; and they must always ask their husbands' permission to leave home”.  The Taliban have burned down schools and have killed women in public. Which all of this makes me mad

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Afghan Woman Fights For Women's Education." Tell Me More 2 July 2013. Student Resources in Context. Web. 2 May 2014

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"Egyptian women demand equality." Herizons Winter 2014: 12. Student Resources in Context. Web. 2 May 2014.

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                                            Woman's  Rights

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                                            Woman's  Rights