A Taliban leader has sent a letter to a media to answer the speech that the young Pakistani Malala Yousafzai did last week at the United Nations headquarters, after recovering from the serious injuries to his head and neck to be gunned down in October 2012 by a member of the Taliban in Pakistan. The insurgency, which is identified with the name of Adnan Rasheed , clarified that the letter does not state the opinion of the fundamentalist movement, but his own, but explains as to why the Taliban opened fire Malala. He says it was the reason for going to school, as initially thought, 'but by doing propaganda against the Taliban and in favor of the United States. "There were thousands of girls who went to school and university before and after the Taliban came to Swat," the Taliban leader, referring to Pakistani valley where Malala lived and was attacked in the northwest of the country. "How would you explain that you were the only one that was on your list of goals? " he adds. Malala was unveiled writing a blog for the BBC, which recounted how life was in the Swat Valley under Taliban rule, especially for girls and women.The fundamentalist movement was strong in that area, and forced the closure of schools for girls and women. From that blog, the girl made his name as a defender of the rights of girls and women , even though the texts were published under pseudonyms. In the letter the Taliban leader also makes direct reference to the speech made in Malala UN headquarters on 12 July. "You said a teacher, a pencil and a book can change the world. I agree, but what kind of teacher, what kind of pencil and what kind of book? " , interrogates the insurgent with insight, and presented to the young as a naive or floating with purely pro-Western mentality. In that sense, the Taliban leader leaves no stone cold and fall hard against the United Nations. "The place where you got up to speak in favor of justice and equality, is a place where all nations are equal. wicked Only five states have veto power, and the rest are powerless", highlights the Taliban reference to the UN, and in particular to the five countries of the Security Council. The letter, of more than three and a half pages , not wasted. In it, the Taliban also ensures that, despite everything, deeply regretted that Malala was injured and would have liked to warn before the attack that he was getting in over my head.
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Thursday, July 18, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
UNITED KINGDOM | In Birmingham, where she underwent First day of school for Malala
Malala Yousufzai the Pakistani girl who attracted worldwide attention after being shot in the head by the Taliban for defending women's education , has returned to school Tuesday in Britain, where he has received treatment for his injuries. The child, who was nominated to the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, has defined his return to the classroom as the most important day of your life. "I am thrilled to have achieved my dream today of going to school. Want every girl in the world have this basic opportunity", said through a public notice. Accompanied by her father and a pink backpack on his back, Malala has joined the rest of the students at the School for Girls Birmingham Edgbaston, near the hospital where he underwent several surgeries. "I miss my teammates much less Pakistan, but I am looking forward to meeting my teachers and making new friends here in Birmingham" , said the young student. Malala carry out a full curriculum in school before having GCSE exams, which are usually done at age 16. "She wants to be a normal teenager and have the support of other girls" stressed Ruth Weeks, Edgbaston studio chief. "In talking with her, I found that it is something he missed during his convalescence in the hospital."
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Monday, March 4, 2013
Nobel peace l 259 candidates l Among the candidates Malala, the Russian NGO Memorial, Bill Clinton
259 a figure never reached before candidates for the Nobel Prize for Peace in 2013, which will be 'announced in Oslo in October. The list includes 209 individuals and 50 organizations. "The trend is on the rise,'' said the director of the Nobel, Geir Lundestad, announcing the record. Among the names already 'made known to stand out of the young Pakistani Malala, the Russian NGO Memorial, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Burmese President Thein Sein reformist.
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
The Pakistani Malala leaves hospital
Malala Yousufzai Pakistani activist of 15 years who tried to assassinate the Taliban, has been discharged from the hospital on Friday from the British city of Birmingham where he was recovering from wounds suffered in the attack on 9 October. As reported by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Malala has recovered well from the five-hour operation to which was submitted last weekend and will continue his recovery at home that his family has rented temporarily in the English city, according Sky News reports. Reduced need to come occasionally to review. Malala was wounded in the head in the attack on the vehicle in which he was returning home from school in Mingora, the main town of Swat valley in northwest Pakistan. One bullet entered his left eye and above jaw hit him, touching his brain.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Malala made in the skull, is well
Malala the 15 year old Pakistani survived a Taliban attack, and 'was submitted yesterday to a complicated reconstructive surgery to the skull. The sources said the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, England, where she and 'hospital, stating that the intervention and' managed successfully. His condition is' stable ', say the doctors saying he was satisfied about his condition,'' and' wake up, talked to staff and members of his family.''
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Saturday, January 5, 2013
Malala leaves the hospital three months after the attack on the Taliban
The young activist Pakistani Malala Yousafzai Friday received a medical discharge and has left the hospital Queen Elizabeth in Birmingham(UK), three months after the Taliban try to kill her in retaliation for her work to promote women's education in the Central Asian country. Malala, 15 years old, will return later this month to the same hospital for further surgery following surgery the very serious injuries in the neck and in the head on Oct. 9, when the Taliban stopped the bus he was traveling and, after identifying the girl, he fired a bullet that struck his head , through her neck and lodged in his shoulder. She will continue with his rehabilitation at home temporarily given to his family in West Midlands, hospital sources said the BBC. Malala may remain in the UK until five years after the Pakistani government has granted his father a diplomatic post in Birmingham consulate. In a statement, the High Commission for Pakistan in the UK has announced the appointment of Ziaudin Yousafzai for a period of three years, with an option to extend two additional years. Malala's father lead a "educational section in the mission" diplomatic Pakistani High Commission specifies. The Government of Pakistan has also called on the agency to "take care of all the needs of Malala" and to address "the financial maintenance and hosting of the family".
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Friday, January 4, 2013
PAKISTAN | The girl shot by Taliban Malala can stay in UK
Malala Yousafzai the Pakistani 15 who was wounded by the Taliban , you can stay with your family in the UK, where he was taken for medical treatment, according to the Pakistani embassy in the European country. The girl's father has received the post of Education Attaché of the Consulate of Pakistan in Birmingham , a city that is Malala since being moved to the UK. Malala, which advocates for girls' education in Pakistan, was attacked by the Taliban last October. His family was afraid to return to Pakistanafter receiving threats from the Taliban. The position of the father of Malala is for the next three years and may be extended , according to the Pakistani Embassy.
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Sunday, December 9, 2012
Malala l Pakistani president's visit
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari arrived earlier than expected in the UK where he visited the activist for human rights in Pakistan, Malala Yousufzai, seriously wounded by the Taliban and hospitalized for October in a hospital in Birmingham. According to the Pakistani press has missed a visit to Iran where he docuto sign a contract for a gas pipeline. Appointment now been postponed.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
30 thousand signatures for a Nobel Malala wounded by Taliban
They're already 'over 30 thousand people around the world who have signed a petition for the award of the Nobel Prize for Peace in Malala, the adolescent of 15 years seriously injured a month ago by the Taliban in Pakistan and is currently hospitalized in Britain, in Birmingham. '' Malala is not only a young woman speaks for all those to which 'only denied an education based on the grounds of sex,'' said Shahida Choudhary, leader of the campaign for the petition launched by the platform change.org. A month after her injury, the hospital where she is admitted, Malala thanked the many in the world who have supported her. Echoing the daughter Ziauddin Yousafzai, said: "Malala wants me to tell the world how grateful and impressed by how many men, women and children have been interested in her recovery." The hospital in Birmingham has also published photographs of Malala sitting reading a book.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Malala Yousufzai l The sister of the author of the attack against Pakistani girl Malala apologizes
Jan Attaulas sister the alleged perpetrator of the attack Malala Yousufzai , says his brother has brought "shame" to the family and asked "forgiveness" to the Pakistani youth activist. "I pray that convey a message to Malala" Rehana Haleem said Monday on CNN. " I apologize for what my brother has done , "he continued.Attaulá Jan, 23, "has brought shame to our family, we have lost everything because of what they did," he said. Attaulá Jan, a student 23 years of Chemistry neighbor Swan District, is the alleged perpetrator of the attack on 9 October in the same Swat Valley (northwest of Islamabad) against Malala Yousufzai, an activist for 14 years age known for her fight for women's education.
Malala remains hospitalized and is recovering slowly
After a delicate operation in a military hospital in the country to remove a bullet lodged near the spine, was transferred to the hospital in Birmingham (England), where, according to doctors, has begun to recover. The Pakistani Taliban said in a statement that Malala Yousufzai is deserved "to die" for having "spying for the West" , for having "defamed" the Mujahideen and for having "idealized the greatest enemy of Islam", the U.S. President, Barack Obama. Pakistani police are trying to locate Jan and two other young men who did not identify. Among those who have come to be held without charge to try to pressure the fled are the mother, brother and girlfriend Jan. Attaulá Pakistani security officials reported in mid-October that Attaulá Jan had been captured in 2009 during a Pakistani Army operation against Taliban Islamist militia and released just three months later for "lack of evidence". The same sources said that Khan was one of two men who fired Malala when they moved into a school bus. Also stated that Jan could have organized the attack on the orders of a commander of the Taliban,Maulana Fazlullah.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Malala: is it really a hero at age 15?
The young Pakistani blogger became famous worldwide. But is this a good idea? It is built into heroin. Malala Yousafzai, a young blogger 14 years that the Taliban tried to kill on Oct. 9 , has become a national icon in Pakistan but also the symbol of resistance against extremism, everywhere in the world. But is it desirable, above all, Malala wants it really?
A modern version of Joan of Arc
The father of this young 15 year old girl was pleased to see his country finally respond to the oppressor. "When she [Malala] fell, Pakistan has risen and the world too. This was a turning point," said Ziauddin Yousafzai, arrived Thursday in the United Kingdom, where Malala is neat. But this notoriety she makes service young blogger? This is the question that arises columnist Andrew Keen, on the site of CNN. "If we should all be horrified because the Taliban have done, we must also ensure that they do not, in our vulnerability, make this girl a" martyr-celebrity ", a kind of Jeanne d'Arc in modern times" he warns. The editorial goes even further by blaming the BBC hosted blog Malala and the father of the girl who erected the teen heroes. "Our image of an ideal childhood is that of a childhood free from all problems of the adult world," said Andrew Keen. For the columnist and writer, it is clear that children do not have to wear the fighting major.
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
Arrests for the murderous attack on Malalas - recognized the suspect
Identified the main suspect in the shooting of 15 year old Pakistani activist Giousafzai Malalas, said the Pakistani police. This is for the 23 year old Ata Oulach from Swat province, who do graduate studies in chemistry. According to police has arrested a group of men allegedly facilitated the perpetrator of the attack. arrested also got engaged, his mother and his 23 year old brother. It is not clear if the Oulach was the perpetrator of the attack on 15 year old schoolgirl and had planned the attack.Giousoufzai The Malalas, advocate rights to education, was shot by gunmen in the Swat valley of northwestern Pakistan Tuesday, October 9. nurses in British hospital in Birmingham.
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Monday, October 22, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Controversy about Malala Drama (pic)
The 14-year Pakistani Malala Yousufzai who was shot by Taliban fighters to defend the education of girls in the Swat valley now news out is seen recuperating at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham
Controversy about Malala Drama
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Malala improves, now stood up
Malala the young Pakistani blogger seriously wounded in the head by the Taliban for having claimed the right to education for women, was able to get up with the help of doctors and also exchanged a few words, in writing, with the team that following a hospital in Birmingham where she is hospitalized. This shot comes from her own hospital room. The primary, Dave Rosser, said Malala "has the ability to accomplish a complete recovery."
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
Madonna naked Malala
No hot issue stop-temporarily-tattooed on his back to get attention.Madonna dedicated a striptease to Malala, the 14 young Pakistani Taliban which descerrajaron shot in the head to defend their right to go to school and is now hovering between life and death in a London hospital. During her concert in Los Angeles, the pop diva was undressing slowly to the beat of the song Human Nature to stay in bra and showing her ass to the public. Falling pants, turned back to the audience, on the back of the shapely singer read in large letters the name Malala large. Madonna told his large audience that the news d the attack on 9 October in the Swat Valley (Pakistan ) he "did mourn". "Do you realize how absurd and sick that's all this?" Madonna asked the activist as he moved slowly and proceeded to undress. "She is a 14 year old student who writes a blog about going to school. The Taliban stopped their bus and shot him, "put in history to present the singer. It is not the first time Madonna uses her body to exercise their political activism. In one of the two concerts he gave in the U.S. capital, Washington, the singer took her back 54 years to campaign for the Democratic candidate for the White House, Barack Obama. In his show in Moscow, entered the group name Pussy Riots also on his back. Madonna with her striptease , to greater fury of the Taliban, and the Special Envoy of the International Committee for Refugees UN, Angelina Jolie, are located on the map of Hollywood and entertainment for Malala.The actress has stated that "we are all Malala". During an interview with a digital medium, the versatile Jolie stated that she felt compelled to tell the story of the young Pakistani children. "Take this as a lesson that education is a basic human right," he said. "A right should not be denied to the daughters of Pakistan." Brad Pitt's companion-biological father of her children, the actress has three adopted, explained that for their children "was very difficult to understand a world where men try to kill a girl whose only 'crime' is the wish that she and others can go to school. "
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Madonna dedicates a song to Malala, the girl shot by Taliban
The shooting of Malala Yousafzai the Pakistani girl attacked last week by the Taliban in northwest Pakistan has deepened across a pop music artist, Madonna. On Wednesday, October 10, the singer gave her a few words and a song to the small, 14 years, which has now been moved to Britain to save her life, which on Tuesday had been about to be attacked . "This has made me mourn," said Madonna before 18,000 fans at Staples Center in Los Angeles, United States. "The 14 year old Pakistani girl who was shot in a school bus for writing a blog ... who wrote a blog about how important education was for her .. Can anyone understand what is sickening and absurd?" She asked the artist, who sported the name of the lower back. "Apoyad education! Apoyad people who support women," shouts the American artist, who dedicated her hit, Human Nature , to Malala.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Doctors confident they can recover Malala 'at all levels'
Malala Yousafzai reduced to the Taliban shot in the head in Pakistan to defend that women can go to school, you can recover "at all levels" of the attack that has suffered, said one of British doctors has considered to small. "The doctors believe she has a chance of making a good recovery at all levels" , said Dr Dave Rosser, medical director of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, where she was transferred after Malala arrive this evening on a plane to medicalized UK to continue his treatment. Rosser has admitted that the girl, aged 14, has not been evaluated by specialists. At the same time, he acknowledged that the treatment and rehabilitation could take months , but has said that moving to Britain would not have occurred if the chances of recovery were not good. Previously, medical experts recommended to carry Queen Elizabeth Malala, a British institution specializing in severely injured children, because they need to agree on long-term treatment for "physical and psychological sequelae" of the attack. Malala was transferred into a medicalized aircraft that had made available to the United Arab Emirates and the Pakistani government will bear the costs of transport and care. The child was operated on Peshawar to get a bullet lodged near his spine and then received medical care at a military hospital in Rawalpindi Pakistan, but still connected to a respirator. The military spokesman said Malala need surgical repair of damaged bones in the skull and long-term rehabilitation, also neurological.Nevertheless, doctors who treated Pakistanis were optimistic for his "slow but steady" recovery. The British foreign secretary, William Hague , said Malala is "an example and inspiration for all young people." "It was a cowardly attack on her and her classmates to try to retaliate for his campaign for access to education for girls," said Hague told reporters in Luxembourg, where today meets with his counterparts from the European Union. She and two of her companions were attacked on Tuesday in Mingora, in the Swat Valley, where he lives. Despite threats from extremists, Malala spent years defending the right of girls to go to school and thus received the Peace Prize for his country. " United Kingdom remains with the people of Pakistan in the fight against terrorism and to ensure that young people have adequate access to school, and also supporting Malala, this brave student, "said Hague. She writes blogs for years for the BBC in which he describes the atrocities of the Taliban. The military regained control of Swat and surrounding districts in 2009 after a major offensive. Moreover, about 300 insurgents attacked Sunday night in a checkpoint in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, police said. In a standoff of several hours killing six members of the security forces and 11 were injured. There were also casualties among the extremists.
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Monday, October 15, 2012
Malala Yousafzai: Sent to Britain for medical treatment
The 14-year Pakistani Yousufzai Malala who was shot by Taliban fighters on Tuesday to defend the education of girls in the Swat valley, has been sent to Britain for medical treatment, as reported on Monday, a military spokesman . He added in a statement that the minor attack before whose voices were raised in protest worldwide , require prolonged treatment to recover physically and psychologically. "Pakistan has organized with UAE moving medicalized Malala on a plane to Britain," says the statement. The girl is seriously injured after being shot in the neck and another in the head. The attack occurred when the child came home from school, located in the main town of Mingora Swat Valley, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Now now Malala was in intensive care , unconscious and in critical condition in a military hospital specializing in the city of Rawalpindi, south of Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. So far four people have been arrested for the attack. The police commissioner Gul Afzal Khan has revealed that it has identified the alleged mastermind of the attack on the young activist, that would be a resident of the town known as Ataula Sangota. Not yet stopped. The Pakistani Taliban try to justify the attack on Malala Yousafzai prohibit ensuring that girls' education systems but to lay .
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
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