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a story about a girl that  stood up for others education. no matter how hard it was

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Sheikh Hasina Wajed another  women that fights for women's rights today

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Sheikh Hasina Wajed another  women that fights for women's rights today

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Sheikh Hasina Wajed  is another amazing women that has stood up for women and still does it today.
UNESCO recognized her in 2014 for her dedication to improving education for girls, whose enrollment in school was significantly surpassed by that of boys in 1990. To encourage families to send their daughters to school, Hasina awarded stipends to them, and by 2013, half of the students enrolled in primary and secondary school were female.

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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf another  women that fights for women's rights today

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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf another  women that fights for women's rights today

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another remarkable woman you stood up for women's rights a women called Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.  She has put into progress  a number of programs that seek to help women who have suffered rape and abuse  which sadly has become tragically common in postwar Liberia. For example, she built a courtroom specifically for cases of sexual assault to ensure that women’s voices are heard and criminals are prosecuted.
Since she assumed office, hospitals also feature gender-based violence units for victims.

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real life scenarios that relate with Malala 

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real life scenarios that relate with Malala 

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there are several girls that are putting their lives at risk for other education. For example there is a women  named
Aung San Suu Kyi  she no serves as Chairperson of the National League for Democracy in Burma, and won a Nobel Peace Prize for her human rights activism and protest against the country’s military regime. As a result of these efforts, she spent over a decade under house arrest.

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4 things that I can relate to with Malala 

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4 things that I can relate to with Malala 

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1. we both want what's best for people for example if someone is down I always  try and bring them up in whatever  way I can
2. we both believe that woman should have the right to do things for example I believe that all girls should be able to play any sport they want to
3. we both stand up for what we believe in even if we might be scared for example I have strong faith and I believe in it  no matter  how many stories  I  have heard about people being  killed because of their faith I still keep believing
4. no one can stop us from persuing our dreams for example some people say to me maybe that's no the best thing for you to do in your future and I care why that they said that to me I don't  because I knowif I put my mind to something I can do anything. I don't  need somebodys  opinion  get me down about what I love doing
5.we are both powerful indavinduals for example I am a very hard working person who cares about others and wants the best for not only me  but others  too

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1 . Malala Youfazi was born in Mingora Pakistian

2.  Malala learns to except her freedom and uprising of age when she visits her grandpa in barkan shangala
3 .  beacuse of her parents and her upbringing malala strives to help those in her community
4.   local theorities try to put an end to malalas school and education
5.   a large earthquake hits malalas hometown and others causing immense damage
6.   the taliaban  and the provinancial governement  create a peace treaty to allow girls under the age of ten go to school
7.   later after school malala is riding home and was shot wiht a bullet that when threw her eye socket
8.   the doctors are sure that the bullet didnt cause any damage  and the taliban take full resposobility for the shooting