Malala begins the speech by summarizing the attack she suffered. She reinforces the idea that the attack was an attempt by a terrorist group to scare people who struggle for quality education for all children, including women. Malala says that their goal was not successful, because the attempt on her life only strengthened the struggle for quality education and the right of women to participate in it. She continues her speech by showing that groups that are against girls' education are afraid of the changes that they can bring about and that is why they try to prevent them at all costs, but it is important that governments, leaders and the entire population fight so that the right to education is guaranteed to all children, regardless of gender, as education is the greatest weapon that a society can have against poverty, violence, intolerance and terrorism.
