Malala Yousafzai

The Pakistani young person Malala Yousafzai, who militates for the / right to education and resists the Talibans, took away the / Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, October 10th.

Malala Yousafzai, Pakistani / teenager who supernaturally survived a bullet in the head pulled / by Talibans, is an icon of the right of the / girls for the education in the face of the extremism / today. Last year, the 17-year-old girl told her story / in an autobiography, " Me, Malala I fight for the education / and I resist the Talibans "Just for that I consider / her as an extraordinary person and I am going to show/ you why you should do the same there.

At first / she got up only against the enemy whom the whole / American army does not succeed in bringing down: the Talibans. / His fight for the education of the girls went round / the world when religious extremists tried to murder her while / she is only fifteen years old. The attack occurred while / she was in the bus which returned her of the / school.Indeed while she goes to the school, the school / bus stops abruptly. Masked men go on board. One of / them asks "who is Malala" and shoots her. The girl / receives a ball right in the head.Plunged into the / coma, the teenager is transferred in a British hospital. By / magic, his brain is not affected but its restoring will / last four months.

Then at its exit of the hospital, / Malala and her family lives in Birmingham. The girl hopes / she can return in her country . With the / mediatization of her history the teenager became a heroine and /an icon of the fight for the right to education. / From 2011, she receives numerous prices rewarding her commitment.

A / woman who lives in a country where women are considered / as lower than the men fights to change her / country, in spite of a murder attempt gets up to /continue to fight and managed to make things happen, wins / even a peace prize and is known from the whole / world for its exploits... This person is considered as / a heroine.

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