"We recognize the importance of our voices, only our page numbers are silenced"
-Malala Yousafzai, I'm Malala: The Story of Girls Preparing for Education and Being Shot by the Taliban.
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Malala Yousafzai and her struggle for education for women in Pakistan began to become an international spotlight when she was shot in the head by the Taliban and survived. My Malala is a story of growing up in Pakistan that is slowly turning into an unrecognizable state under a non-secular extremist government.
When the Taliban moved to Pakistan they began to severely limit women's rights, preferring they were not seen or heard and forbade girls from visiting schools. Malala is probably a typical girl who likes to read the maximum number when she likes to do her hair. He is also very intelligent thanks in part to a father who values education and who has the life ambition to run the faculty. In addition to having the college Malala attended and fostering a desire to find out, his father encouraged him to talk about women's schools during a public forum.
After Malala was shot, he was taken to a hospital in Birmingham to receive more specialized medical assistance. He was separated from his family during the first days of his stay in the hospital and, after waking up from a coma, was afraid he would never see them or Swat again. His family was fortunate to be able to join him in England where he did not let his fear of another attack stop his struggle to continue the education of girls.
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