Taliban Afghanistan's life is one of the poorest and most difficult countries in the world. The occupation of land in Afghanistan has long been influenced by the conflict between foreign conquistors and civil war units. At the entrance between Asia and Europe, this land was conquered by Macedonia · Alexander the Great of Babylon 500 BC, and by Macedonia · Alexander the Great in 329 B.C. In recent years, war and lawless action have destroyed the majority of the country, millions of people exile, the economy is stagnating. For Loya and Naga, Taliban life means the most important thing: boring. In traditional Muslim societies in Afghanistan, they never thought that their teen years would be full of boyfriends, discos, or illegal alcoholics. But as junior high school girls, they want to learn at least to go to college, meet friends, and hope to play music at birthday party. Luo want to be a doctor or a journalist. "I am an excellent student, I am working hard and taking good grades," she said. "If it was not for the Taliban, I am going to college now but this time I am sitting home and sewing.It is boring.Sometimes we have nothing to say. " Yousafzai was born out of the repression of the Taliban and wishes the world to know this corruption. She wrote a blog to clarify her living environment under the occupation of the Taliban, their control over the threat of the country, and her educational view on Swat Valley girls. As you can imagine, Yousafzai is getting more and more popular, even interviews and documentaries about her life. The Taliban noticed. Yousafzai's long and painful behavioral good result is that by the end of 2015 the UN petition will require all children to go to school. Therefore, Pakistan has approved their first "educational rights law". Yousafzai knows that her belief is very dangerous, but it does not stop her. Today, she oversees the Mara Education Foundation, which speaks, writes blogging, allows girls living in poverty to attend school. I remembered that this post was displayed on the left side on Twitter one month ago and I was very surprised at her life. Malala Yousafzai has defended against the Taliban and women's rights for many years. Her courage and the details of her life under the control of the Taliban have helped her become one of the youngest and most influential human rights activists in our generation. She was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize by famous activist Desmond Tutu. When she was shot and killed by the Taliban it all happened before she was attacked by a fatal attack. After winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, she gained an international reputation and became the most influential figure in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Her work as a human rights activist was about education of her women and children initially. Swat Valley has become a worldwide symbol of the rights of women in the world. She is 20 years old.

Women in America do not have to worry about terrorist organizations infringing their rights and canceling them. They have government to protect them from these groups and to ensure that they have the same rights as other groups. In the Middle East, especially in Afghanistan and Pakistan, women are afraid to speak so loudly. These women live with fear every day. Because even if they make a small mistake it means their life. But some people are fighting for the rights of women, especially women. When the Taliban took over the administration in 1995, education for women was prohibited and pushed into the ground. If the Taliban are knocked down, there will be opportunities for women's education to reappear, but it is difficult to achieve for the stigma in the system and the power of men. In August 2012, official sources in Iran reported that women will be limited to 77 undergraduate courses in technology, science and engineering at 36 different Iranian universities. While men and women are involved in various occupational and economic activities, Calif's labor force comes from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. Women are engaged in a wide range of business activities in various occupations and in the areas of primary business (eg farmers), secondary industries (construction workers, stainers, spinners etc.) and tertiary industries (investors, doctors, A nurse, a president). Guild, broker, hawker, lender, scholar) The most systematic and destructive breach of women by the Taliban refuses to receive education. Before the Taliban took office in 1996, the educational system in Afghanistan was severely damaged by the national armed conflict between the 1980s and the 1990s. During the five-year governance period, the Taliban banned almost all girls' education. Therefore, when the Taliban regime collapsed at the end of 2001, countries joining the new government and the US-led coalition government faced two major challenges. Girls and women who are not educated during the period will catch up with what they are deprived of Before the Taleban reign in Afghanistan, and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. Lifestyle women are used to forcing fundamentally to change and they feel the country they are afraid of. Although their regime lasted only about 5 years, the Taliban took a serious spirit and was emotional.

Norwegian aristocratic committee said, "Unless women have the same opportunity as men, we can not achieve democracy and permanent peace in the world." In 2013, Malala Yousfazia was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by raising women's awareness of Middle Education (Lemon 5). This is an important role for women in preventing, resolving conflicts and building peace after the unanimous adoption of resolution 1325 by the United Nations. Malara was born near the Swat Valley of Pakistani Kaibar Paktunkwa, which has been governed by the Taliban since 2009. Under the rule of the Taliban, women are dominated by men. If you are a woman and you are not allowed to go out without male supervision, you may forget what you are taught to read, not to mention comprehensive education. In this context, the story of Malara began. She will openly condemn the violence against the Taleban women, but this poses a danger to her life. Malara officially wrote to the BBC about living under the Taliban. Of course, she uses the pen name to protect her identity, but Taliban finally learned that she was herself and excluded the death order. Roya is 18 years old, her cousin Naga is 15 years old. When the Taliban took over in 1996, both were female students, and their education suddenly stopped. According to the strict interpretation of Muslims in the Taliban, women can not work or study. They can leave their houses completely covered with hidden buruka and can accompany relatives of intimate men or "mahram" husbands, fathers or siblings. Women are prohibited from talking and laughing in public or wearing high heels with cosmetics and shoes on. When the Taliban took over the administration in 1995, education for women was prohibited and pushed into the ground. If the Taliban are knocked down, there will be opportunities for women's education to reappear, but it is difficult to achieve for the stigma in the system and the power of men. In August 2012, official sources in Iran reported that women will be limited to 77 undergraduate courses in technology, science and engineering at 36 different Iranian universities. While men and women are involved in various occupational and economic activities, Calif's labor force comes from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. Women are engaged in a wide range of business activities in various occupations and in the areas of primary business (eg farmers), secondary industries (construction workers, stainers, spinners etc.) and tertiary industries (investors, doctors, A nurse, a president). Guild, broker, hawker, lender, scholar)

With the arrival of the Taliban, the social and more important economic problems of women in Afghanistan are also increasing. In a devastating case, the lives of these women were suppressed by Jehadi and Taliban fundamentalists and the fundamental human rights of most women in Afghanistan were denied. According to the Taliban rules, women were denied the right to find work, this ruling brought many unemployed women in Kabul. These unemployed women are now faced with a very serious economic difficulty and their children are their children. Malara was born near the Swat Valley of Pakistani Kaibar Paktunkwa, which has been governed by the Taliban since 2009. Under the rule of the Taliban, women are dominated by men. If you are a woman and you are not allowed to go out without male supervision, you may forget what you are taught to read, not to mention comprehensive education. In this context, the story of Malara began. She will openly condemn the violence against the Taleban women, but this poses a danger to her life. Malara officially wrote to the BBC about living under the Taliban. Of course, she uses the pen name to protect her identity, but Taliban finally learned that she was herself and excluded the death order. Yousafzai was born out of the repression of the Taliban and wishes the world to know this corruption. She wrote a blog to clarify the living situation under the Occupation of the Taliban, control over the threat of their country, and her educational view on Swat Valley girls. As you can imagine, Yousafzai is getting more and more popular, even interviews and documentaries about her life. The Taliban noticed. Yousafzai's long and painful behavioral good result is that by the end of 2015 the United Nations petition will demand all children to go to school. Therefore, Pakistan has approved their first "educational rights law". Yousafzai knows that her belief is very dangerous, but it does not stop her. Today, she oversees the Mara Education Foundation, which speaks, writes blogging, allows girls living in poverty to attend school. Let's consider Malara · Usazai, who grew up under the control of the Taliban at the SWAT Valley in Pakistan who won the Nobel prize. She was awarded the Nobel Prize for her work for all girls attending school. At the age of fifteen, the Taliban tried to assassinate her; not only did she survive, she is still a supporter of the cause of today. She did not get out of her message, she truly believed it and showed it when I talked. This is why her information is very powerful. If we want others to believe us, we must say our faith

An American citizen, known as the "American Taliban", John Walker Lind, left the United States and had military training as an enemy's battle. After he left the United States, he got the necessary training to become part of the Afghan army. These Afghans are recruiting Muslims to participate in the Northern Alliance in the fight against the civil war in Afghanistan. After training and fighting with the Taliban organization in Afghanistan, the final result was caught as an enemy by John Walker Lind and returned to the country. Dostum is not absolutely sure. When 600 Taliban soldiers, including John Walker Linde, "American Taliban" surrendered to Mazar, Dostum ordered them to be housed in ancient forts. This placement worried about special power. Northern Alliance forces were unable to find weapons hidden in the Taliban, Americans felt helpless. "This is their surrender," the official said. The next day, the prisoners drowned the security guards, killed the CIA police officer Mike Spann, and caused a fight. As Stanton wrote, "The US and the Northern Alliance lost everyone" within minutes of the war in Afghanistan " The naked tied people shot by John Walkering born in California became Inmate # 001 in the world war with terrorism, known as the "American Taliban." He was convicted of a traitor and a terrorist who backed the Taliban and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Prison in the media storm caught the spirit of the post 9/11 era. At the age of 36, Linde will be released within two years. According to the US government, he leaves the prison with a stubborn refusal to give up Ireland's citizenship and violent ideology. Foreign policy received two government documents that expressed concern over Linde. One of them detailed Linde's newsletter with other federal prisoners convicted of terrorism related charges and resolved the big concern of intelligence agencies for these prisoners once released did

Mullah Muhammad Omar is one of the most wanted terrorists in America. If it caused Omar to arrest, the United States collected $ 10 million as compensation. The United States then collected it for $ 25 million to capture it. Omar's terrorist organization is based in Afghanistan. Omar is regarded as a mysterious terrorist among his people and is regarded as a mythical hero in the world of terrorism. In 2004, Omar said the Taliban "searched for Americans like pigs." Since 2001, the FBI has asked Omar to protect members of Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda several years before the attack on September 11. Mura Mohamed Omar, the leader of the Taliban regime of Afghanistan, is also one of the most needed people of the US (US) government. How can a man born in one of the poorest areas be one of the most active men? The US Department of State provides compensation of up to ten million dollars for the capture of Mullah Omar. Omar is regarded as a highly respected, feared and stubborn mysterious person among his people. Omar is said to be related to the known terrorist al - Qaeda. In July 2015, the intelligence agency of Afghanistan announced that Taliban leader and founder Muller Omar believed that in 2013 he died in Pakistan. Rumors about his death are frequent, and he has not seen him for many years. The Taliban confirmed the death of Omar and announced on July 31 that Muller Actor Muhammad Mansour took on the leadership of the organization. Taliban: Muslim extremists were trained at Pakistan refugee camp during Russia - Afghanistan war. The Taliban ruled Afghanistan in the mid-1990s and converted it to a theocratic state under the rule of Maura Mohammed Omar. The US invaded Afghanistan in 2001 as it provides evacuation centers and protection for Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda (Prothero, 2008: 285). Talmud: Complement supplements and traditional texts of Torah and other Old Testament works. There are two Talmuds. The first Talmud is known as the land of Israel and was completed in Israel between 400-500 AD. The second one is known as the Talmud of Babylon, and today Iraq was completed around 600 AD (Smith and Green 1995: 1048).

Women in America do not have to worry about terrorist organizations infringing their rights and canceling them. They have government to protect them from these groups and to ensure that they have the same rights as other groups. In the Middle East, especially in Afghanistan and Pakistan, women are afraid to speak so loudly. These women live with fear every day. Because even if they make a small mistake it means their life. But some people are fighting for the rights of women, especially women. When the Taliban took over the administration in 1995, education for women was prohibited and pushed into the ground. If the Taliban are knocked down, there will be opportunities for women's education to reappear, but it is difficult to achieve for the stigma in the system and the power of men. In August 2012, official sources in Iran reported that women will be limited to 77 undergraduate courses in technology, science and engineering at 36 different Iranian universities. While men and women are involved in various occupational and economic activities, Calif's labor force comes from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. Women are engaged in a wide range of business activities in various occupations and in the areas of primary business (eg farmers), secondary industries (construction workers, stainers, spinners etc.) and tertiary industries (investors, doctors, A nurse, a president). Guild, broker, hawker, lender, scholar) The most systematic and destructive breach of women by the Taliban refuses to receive education. Before the Taliban took office in 1996, the educational system in Afghanistan was severely damaged by the national armed conflict between the 1980s and the 1990s. During the five-year governance period, the Taliban banned almost all girls' education. Therefore, when the Taliban regime collapsed at the end of 2001, countries joining the new government and the US-led coalition government faced two major challenges. Girls and women who are not educated during the period will catch up with what they are deprived of Before the Taleban reign in Afghanistan, and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. Lifestyle women are used to forcing fundamentally to change and they feel the country they are afraid of. Although their regime lasted only about 5 years, the Taliban took a serious spirit and was emotional.

Letters to newspaper editors on the Taliban editor Since the Taliban was expelled from Kabul after the crisis on September 11, the living environment there has improved, but they are still very bad. After the bombing, people in Afghanistan had to leave their families, friends, family and even society. Who decides the value of people in countries like Australia. These people have come to Australia illegally as they were usually unable to reach Australia. Letters to Editors When you have concerns or opinions about your desire to communicate openly, you write letters written to the editors of newspapers and magazines. Newspapers and magazines offer space to print these letters. It is important to write this character effectively if you want to display your own characters just by selecting the best character. Minutes If you attend the meeting, you may have noticed that someone is taking notes. At each meeting, the organization secretary (or appoint another person to appoint) take notes, then create a meeting account. These are called meeting minutes. Next, the secretary distributes a copy of the meeting minutes to the person before the next meeting, or reads the minutes at the next meeting. If there is a mistake or omission, it will be corrected at the next meeting. The minutes are adopted as the official records of the previous meeting and are reserved for future reference. Letters to newspaper editors on the Taliban editor Since the Taliban was expelled from Kabul after the crisis on September 11, the living environment there has improved, but they are still very bad. After the bombing, people in Afghanistan had to leave their families, friends, family and even society. Who decides the value of people in countries like Australia. Those people ... yes. But after a few years everything will change. All that Afghan citizen knows, their whole way of life will change. Reason? The Taliban Taliban is an extremist Muslim group from Afghanistan. The Taliban, which calls itself a jihadist or "free fighter", is the most barbarian militant Muslim in the world. To understand the Taliban it is important to understand how they can rule Afghanistan, how they rule during Afghanistan's rule and how they rule over them I must understand.

Taliban: The right to take women in Afghanistan takes this into account. There is a young girl in Afghanistan who has never seen the world outside. Because the window is painted, no one can see it, but the window is too dark to see almost. She has only a few small stones, or dolls made of grass, but when someone comes in, it is illegal to play with a doll, so she has to hide the doll Hmm. She has never heard of her mother's laughing and has never seen her face. She wants to know how to go out, read, write, play with toys, how to listen to laughter on the streets, and ways to see the sensations of various pockets everywhere. Before the Taliban bought it in 1996, Afghanistan was a very different female country. Between the 1930s and the 1970s, Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was admired as Central Asia. By the early 1990s, 70% of teachers, 50% of civil servants and college students, and 40% of urban doctors were women. However, subsequent tribal war, coupled with foreign invasions and Taliban domination, brought about a sharp decline in these numbers that were promising in the past. For women in Afghanistan today, statistics are awful: more than half are widows of war, 85% are not formally educated. Before the Taleban reign in Afghanistan, and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. Lifestyle women are used to forcing fundamentally to change and they feel the country they are afraid of. Although their regime lasted only about 5 years, the Taliban took a serious spirit and was emotional. A successful woman. Taliban virtually eliminated the existence of Afghan women by its ruthless and extreme law. The Taliban stealed the souls of these women and converted them to "living dead" in Afghanistan. Taliban's strict regulation and extreme religious laws have hurt the freedom and fundamental human rights of former Afghan women. In 1996, the Taliban ruled Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Report ... Then the US gathered it for $ 25 million to capture it. Omar's terrorist organization is based in Afghanistan. Omar is regarded as a mysterious terrorist among his people and is regarded as a mythical hero in the world of terrorism. In 2004, Omar said the Taliban "is hunting Americans like pigs." member

"They (tea parties) should be called their real American Taliban." Most American citizens compare the "grassroots movement of America" ​​like a tea party with the cruel terrorist movement like the Taliban You did not imagine it. Still, the two groups are very similar. The tea party was originally a grassroots movement to protest against high taxes, large government, and affordable medical law in 2009. They believe that the government was listening to the public's voice. "The government should reduce the scale that can be flushed, it has been lost." They have grown into a group full of fears of politicians nationwide. In a recent riot, journalists compared the new tea party movement with Muslim Brotherhood. As a member of the tea party movement, I was angry at first at this comparison. When I further studied on these two groups and how they started and why, I saw the beginnings of each group in philosophy are actually similar. wrong. Whether they want to recruit members and change their policies is rooted in the core values ​​of culture, language and religion. President Donald Trumph praised the tea party movement in the 2016 campaign. In August 2015 he is a tea party in Nashville, "The tea party people are wonderful people, these people are working hard and love this country, they are struck by the media "January 2016, American Cable Television According to the News Network (CNN) public opinion survey at the beginning of the 2016 Republican Primary Election, Mr. Trump took conservatively all Republican candidates among the LDP's tea party voters Inagori, 37% of them support Mr. Trump and 34% support Mr. Ted Cruz. After the debt ceiling crisis in mid 2011, public opinion polls were even more disadvantageous for tea parties. According to the Gallup poll, 28% of adults do not agree with tea parties, 25% agree, and "The national tea party movement seems to have lost support after a fierce debate about raising the ceiling debt ceiling Which Tea Party Republicans ... Do you compromise on taxes and expenses? "Similarly, in the Pew opinion poll, 29% of respondents believe that supporters of the Tea Party of Congress are adversely affecting. , While 22% answered that this is a positive influence. "His new public opinion also pointed out that people who carefully saw debate caution discussions had more negative effects on tea parties than those who did not pay close attention to the problem." Public opinion survey was disapproved with 31% approval and 51% approval

"A thousand shining sun" was written by American writer Harido Hosseini in Afghanistan. This novel explains the power and resilience of the two women who can withstand physical and mental atrocities in the anti-feminist society. It also shows how the Taliban uses fear and violence to rule Afghan people, especially women. Everywhere in the story, the novel reveals ways habits and laws support Rashid 's violent and sick women. Kosled Hosseini, a bright sun designed by a thousand splendid sun Khaled Hosseini is a fun and tempo fast novel that allows you to flip pages. During the war in Afghanistan, a thousand brilliant suns followed two women's journey. And they eventually married the same man. The novel keeps track of these women through abuse, tragedy, and war and records the lessons they learned and their relationships. A thousand shining sun combines an important historical background with interesting stories that will allow you to reevaluate your preconceptions about the Middle East. I strongly recommend this book; its number is wonderful, but it is worth reading. - Caroline Caprice, grade 2019 The wonderful sun designed by Khaled A Housse Hosseini Khaled Hosseini is a page flipper that depicts the reality and performance of women in Afghanistan, following two women, Mariam and Laila. This novel seems to be long and overwhelming, but I draw your attention from the beginning with a sorrowful story and creative writing. Again, this book will never get boring. The unimaginable story is combined with eloquent writing, enabling the reader to connect with each character. In addition to an attractive story, this book introduces the history of Afghanistan, more specifically the treatment of women. Overall, this book is impressive, beautiful, heart-damaging, and very important. - Megan Elmer, 2019

When the Taliban dominated the Swat Valley in Pakistan, the girl spoke. Malala Yousafzai refuses to silence her rights to education On Tuesday, 9th October 2012, when she was fifteen she almost paid the final price. When she came home from school, she shot at a short distance and I did not expect her to survive. Instead, the miraculous recovery of Malaras made her travel extraordinary from the remote valley in northern Pakistan to the United Nations lobby in New York. At the age of sixteen she became a worldwide symbol of peaceful protests and the youngest candidate of the Nobel Peace Prize. I AM MALALA is a story behind the brutal parents, the support and encouragement of the global terrorism family, girls' educational struggle, father, school boss, daughter writing and school education. A strong love for her daughter in society rewarding her son At the age of 11, Malala Yousafzai attracted public attention by writing articles about the life of the Taliban in BBC Urdu. She speaks a lot about girls' education in the family community, using the pseudonym Gul Makai. In October 2012, Malara was targeted by the Taliban when he returned from school by bus and head shot. She miraculously survived and continued the educational campaign In recognition of her courage and advocacy, Marara received the Pakistan National People's Youth Peace Prize in 2011 and was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize in the same year. She is the youngest person ever to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. She is one of the four runners of Time Magazine's "People of the Year" and has won many other awards. Malaras continues to support universal education through the Malaras Foundation, a non-profit organization that invests in community-led projects and supports education supporters around the world. Christina Lamb is one of the world's leading foreign journalists. She has been reported in Pakistan and Afghanistan since 1987. She is educated at Oxford University and Harvard University and is the author of five books and has won numerous awards, including a five-year foreign journalist in the UK, Europe's most prestigious field journalist prize I will. She currently works for the Sunday Times and lives in London and Portugal with her husband and son. In her autobiography, "I am a malar, a girl who stood up for education and was shot by the Taliban." Malara · Yusafuzai not only talks about his story but also how to oppose education or opposed oppression I will also speak. A story of another person. . Over and over, she strives for the value and power of education, revealing that it is the most powerful weapon against terrorism and extremism. Malara wrote, "Why I do not want girls to go to school." "They are afraid of the pen," he replied. Furthermore, "Taliban can bring our pen and book, but we can not stop thinking" (p. 146). Malaras denied the Taliban argument that education is threatening their perception of the world, "Education is neither Oriental nor Western nor human nature" (p. 162). She also elaborated on the rights of women in the Muslim world and wrote as follows. "... We would like to make a decision for ourselves, we would like to go to school freely or go to work. I am Malara: The girl who stood up for education was shot by the Taliban by Malara Yusafuzai. When Malarah was 15 years old, I shot my head when I was commuting by bus at school. Instead, the miraculous recovery of Malaras made her travel extraordinary from the remote valley in northern Pakistan to the United Nations lobby in New York. Wild: Discovered by Sheryl who strayed into the Pacific Ridge Trail. After her mother 's death, Strayed' s family broke up and her own married life was rapidly destroyed. Four years later, without experience or training, she walks over 1,000 miles of the Pacific Ridge Trail alone. Wild captures the fear and happiness of young women in madness, strengthens her journey and eventually heals.

The issues covered throughout this article are not only directed toward extremists and murders related to malaras, but they are in fact contrary to the central belief of the Talibanization. This is not merely a militant terrorist attack against the Taliban, but there are too many subconscious ideologies laying the Taliban in the Taliban. SYED points out that the current problem is not to cause a full war with extremists but to save more lives and the US and Pakistani governments need to solve it from the root of the problem I pointed out. My argument about Malala Yousafzai's powerful book "I Malala: a girl standing up for education and shot by Taliban" began with a brief question. Why, and in what circumstances does a young woman need to call? - To educate all families, all streets, all villages, all countries - all boys and all girls all over the world - (313) lack of peace, girls and boys can not go to school, Young women can not avoid the effects of vulnerable violence. As Feminist scholar Cynthiaeno suggests, the events described by Malara are the result of the choices made by communities, nations, individuals, families, supranational organizations, and global political organizations. In her autobiography, "I am a malar, a girl who has been educated and shot by the Taliban," Malara Yusafuzai not only tells his own story but also receives education in his own way or opposes oppression I will tell people as well. story. She repeatedly discussed the value and power of education and revealed it to be the most powerful weapon against terrorism and extremism. Malara writes, "Why do not you want a girl to go to school?" I asked my father, "He replied" (p. 118). Malaras denied the Taliban's assertion that education threatens their perception of the world, "Education is neither Oriental nor Western nor human being" (p. 162). She also elaborated on the rights of women in the Muslim world and wrote: We want to go to school freely or want to go to work. I am Malara: The girl who stood up for education was shot by the Taliban by Malara Yusafuzai. When Malaras was 15, she took a bus at school and shot in the air. On the contrary, the miraculous recovery of Malara has made her travel extraordinary from a remote valley in northern Pakistan to the United Nations lobby in New York. Wild: Discovered by Sheryl who strayed into the Pacific Ridge Trail. After her mother 's death, Strayed' s family broke up and her own marriage was rapidly destroyed. Four years later, if she does not have experience or training, she will walk the Pacific Ridge Trail alone more than 1000 miles. Wild captures the fear and joy of young women in madness, strengthens her journey, and finally heals.

"A thousand shining sun" was written by American writer Harido Hosseini in Afghanistan. This novel explains the power and resilience of the two women who can withstand physical and mental atrocities in the anti-feminist society. It also shows how the Taliban uses fear and violence to rule Afghan people, especially women. Everywhere in the story, the novel reveals ways habits and laws support Rashid 's violent and sick women. Kosled Hosseini, a bright sun designed by a thousand splendid sun Khaled Hosseini is a fun and tempo fast novel that allows you to flip pages. During the war in Afghanistan, a thousand brilliant suns followed two women's journey. And they eventually married the same man. The novel keeps track of these women through abuse, tragedy, and war and records the lessons they learned and their relationships. A thousand shining sun combines an important historical background with interesting stories that will allow you to reevaluate your preconceptions about the Middle East. I strongly recommend this book; its number is wonderful, but it is worth reading. - Caroline Caprice, grade 2019 The wonderful sun designed by Khaled A Housse Hosseini Khaled Hosseini is a page flipper that depicts the reality and performance of women in Afghanistan, following two women, Mariam and Laila. This novel seems to be long and overwhelming, but I draw your attention from the beginning with a sorrowful story and creative writing. Again, this book will never get boring. The unimaginable story is combined with eloquent writing, enabling the reader to connect with each character. In addition to an attractive story, this book introduces the history of Afghanistan, more specifically the treatment of women. Overall, this book is impressive, beautiful, heart-damaging, and very important. - Megan Elmer, 2019

"I hope my life is as attractive as her life" I read to herself an excerpt from the memoir of Mala Yusavza, I am Malala: stood up for education A girl shot by the Taliban. Story Marala is a women's education activist in Pakistan, the youngest person who won the Nobel prize at the age of 17. Whenever I learn about stories about characters that appear in books, movies, podcasts, I will react the same - how they change chaos, weaknesses, abnormal lives. Tony Robins is a successful entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist, business and life coach who has grown up in poor families and has abusive mothers. Kyle Minard, who became a quadruped limb amputee since childhood, was the first quadruped limb amputee climbing Mount Kilimanjaro without prosthetists, speakers, writers, and mixed fighting players. I am Malara: The story of a girl who was educated and shot by the Taliban is autobiographically written by Mara Yusaf Zay and Christina Lam. It was issued by Weidenfeld & Nicolson of the United Kingdom and Little, Brown and Company of the United States on October 8, 2013. The book details Yousafzai's childhood, ownership of her father's school and activities, rising and falling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan at Swat Valley, and assassination of Yousafzai at age 15. Women's education It was banned in many schools in Pakistan, but it received a positive criticism and received a prize. Yousafzai's memoir "I am a marathon": A story of a girl taken by the Taliban, co-authored by Little, Brown, Company by the United States and Weidenfeld & in October 2013. Nicholson is in the UK. The Guardian critic called the book "fearlessly invincible" and said, "Theorists of hatred and intrigue often read this book," but criticized "rigid and well-known foreign journalist". "Sound" by Yousafzai. The Washington Post critic calls this book "intriguing" and wrote that "In addition to Anne Frank's diary, it can not be imagined that war records will become more impressive." Entertainment Weekly wrote this book. "B +" writing a brave voice of Mala looks a little thin here. My name is Malala. It is probably due to her co - authors, but her strong message is not yet sparse.

Taliban attack on the United States September 11, 2001, the most devastating terrorist attacks in US history killed and annihilated countless innocent Americans. The Taliban attacked the Pentagon and destroyed the World Trade Center in New York. And wondering what the whole country is going on in the rest of the world, and very hostile to our great country. Many American citizens know that this shocking disaster is the result of many years of riots and confusion in the Middle East. On 7th October 2001, the United States began to attack part of Afghanistan under the control of the Taliban. These attacks and intrusions are aimed at targeting Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. America asked Taliban to hand over Osama bin Laden. When the Taliban did not bring Bin Laden, the United States began to bombard all the areas of Afghanistan dominated by the Taliban, then invaded, then the war in Afghanistan began. Osama Bin Laden, leader After the terrorists of Al Qaeda attacked the United States in 2001, the UN approved US attacks on the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. The Taliban provided evacuation centers to Al Qaeda bin Laden's Al Qaeda. Currently, the peacekeeping forces of the United Nations and NATO are still in Kabul, the capital, and the order continues. Approximately 10,000 US forces are continuing to search for Taliban and Al Queda combatants at remote locations in the country. However, widespread disarray and violence in many parts of Afghanistan continues to delay economic reconstruction projects and national elections. In November 2001, the United States attacked Al Qaeda and the Taliban after the Taliban refused international pressure on al Qaeda leaders. From the Northern Alliance's Northern Alliance joining the Tajik and Uzbekistan minority groups - the US defeated the Taliban and destroyed the Al Qaeda base, but the occupation of Osama bin Laden and destruction of Al Qaeda and the Taliban failed. Bonn agreement in December 2001 gave temporary power to Hamid Karzai, Hamid Karzai was a moderate Pashtun from a famous, traditional family. A new constitution written by Loya Jirga (National Assembly) was approved in early 2004. Overwhelming popularity vote for President Karzai in Afghanistan and the Islamic Republic in October 2004 After the Taliban and Al Qaeda began to reorganize, attacks against the US-led armies were intensified after the United States changed the military power to fight the Iraq war. The president 's power control of Jamid Karzai is still vulnerable, as a strong warlord continues to force regional control. However, it is worth noting that the first democratic presidential election in Afghanistan was successful in October 2004. More than one third of Afghans, including over 40% of the target women, voted for voting. The Taliban threatened to kill all the stakeholders, but the poll was quite peaceful and the international observer considered the election as fair.

Based on a true story, the movie 'Lonely Survivor' has four naval seals to commence the mission of Afghanistan, ordering to capture and kill the Taliban leader Ahmed Shah. Navy seals were discovered by villagers and their mission was destroyed. Eventually, the mission was discovered, and these people discovered that they themselves were surrounded by dozens of Taliban soldiers. One of the soldiers of SEAL managed somehow by sending it to the base, but Taliban shot down the helicopter. In the battle, three seal soldiers were killed and one was still alive. Lonely survivors are rare - American movies about war in Afghanistan, actually popular movies. The movie was a chronicle of failure - a statement about the assassination of the navy's seal to assassinate the leaders of the Taliban - but writer and director Berg somehow gave patriotic heroism to this possibility Created. There are many stars and stripes on display. The soldiers here are not very interested in the politics behind the war. They are faithful to each other and Uncle Sam, and competition is fierce but fair. Early sequences indicate that their furious training system clearly shows that they have huge endurance. Loan Survivor is a movie accompanied by a serious identity crisis. This is a biography or a memorial movie, eventually deteriorating depending on the type of concession and can not fully humanize your character. It depicts the behavior of Red Wing, where the stickers of the four staff are to find and monitor enemy militia leaders from the mountains of Afghanistan. Mark Wahlberg plays the real life Marcus Luttrell. We know that he is the only survivor, we are in fate to fail through his difficulties and members of his team. According to Luttrell's best-selling memoir of the same name, prepare to appreciate Hollywood movies

Autobiography I am Malala of Malala Yousafzai. Start with a scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she stuffed her bullets in her head. Malala concluded a powerful overture that "Who is Malala, I am Malala, this is my story" (9). Malara continued talking about her birth and situation in Pakistan When she was born, no one blessed her parents as she was a girl. In Malala Yousafzai, I am Malala. This is a representation of the way to Malala's completion of school. Born in Pakistan, she lived a very simple standard of living. Her father runs the school she has done; it is highly appreciated by the country's Taliban who took over her. She "strikes" the Taliban and its standards through lectures and conferences, and it continues to go to school again. All of these "battle" put the target on her head; literally, when she survived the Taliban gun. One of the dreams of Malara is to go to school, she is doing this. Autobiography I am Malala of Malala Yousafzai. Start with a scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she stuffed her bullets in her head. Malara finished a powerful overture with the phrase "Who is Malala". I am Malara, this is my story. Girl, she does anything for her family She wants only the right for a girl to go to school. "I feel life is not my life, this is Second Life, people pray to God to forgive me, and I will be missed - use my life to help others "(Yousafzai, 301) Today, in the third "Mala Day", Malala Yousafzai will celebrate her 18th birthday in Lebanon and will open the Malala Foundation 'Malala Yousafzai All Girls School' near the Syrian border. Syrian girls offer quality secondary education. Informal camp in the Bekaa Valley area and outside school "I am honored to celebrate the 18th birthday with a brave and exciting Syrian girl, I was forced to leave the classroom due to armed conflict Representing 28 million children, devotion encourages people all over the world, and we are responsible for supporting them, "Malala said. "On this day I sent a message to the leaders of this country, region and the world - you are disappointed by the people of Syria, especially the children of Syria, this is a tragic tragedy - what The most serious refugee crisis for ten years "

3 million people signed a malaras petition to reduce the number of uneducated children "In some parts of the world, students go to school everyday, which is a normal life, but in other parts of the world, we are starving ... it is like a precious gift Diamond. "- Malala Yousafzai Others do not like this, but she struggles for the children to go to school and try to keep her silence. Therefore, she is known in most places all over the world. Malala is a 19-year-old girl, since her birth, Taliban is a fundamentalist organization that invaded her birth country. At the age of 11, I began to write a blog about the Taliban invading the BBC in my country and wanted the Taliban to know my idea, so I began talking about TV interview about children's rights. Taliban ban school and malar is a girl who goes to school illegally. On 9th October 2012, when she was on the bus leaving school, the Taliban got into the bus and shot her in her head. She was taken to Birmingham, England. She survived and lived there. In England she continued talking about her child rights and the Taliban. Due to her experience, she talked in the United Nations. She has won many awards, but the most important is the Nobel Peace Prize. Now, she is thinking about studying politics in California. E2B® and E2BN® are registered trademarks and trade names of Eastern Europe Broadband Network (company registration number 04649057). Today, in the third year "Mala Day", Malala Yousafzai will celebrate the 18th birthday in Lebanon and will open Malala Foundation's "Malala Yousafzai All Girls School" near the border with Syria. Syrian girls offer high quality secondary education. Informal camp in the Bekaa Valley area and outside the campus "I am honored to celebrate the 18th birthday with the brave and inspirational girls in Syria, I forced to leave the classroom due to armed conflict Represented 28 million children, motivating people around the world spiritually, and we are responsible for supporting them, "Malala said. "On this day, I sent a message to the leaders of this country, region and the world - you have made Syrian people, especially Syrian children fail, this is a tragic tragedy - what The most serious refugee crisis for ten years " Malala Yousafzai Malala Yousafzai stood up for herself, her education and her basic right, facing terrible terrorist organizations. Malara produced a chain reaction that changes to girls all over the world, bringing light and hope all over the world. Malaras was born in Mingora, Pakistan on July 12, 1997 and my father is Ziaudd Yousafzai. She became a supporter of girls' education. She was attacked by a Taliban gun when she was 14 years old. "I am educated on behalf of all children all over the world." Malala Yousafzai was born in Swat Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan in July 1997. ("Malala Yousafzai Biography" 1) She is 17 years old. Malara was shot to fight for the girls' educational right in Pakistan. After she was shot, her dream spread to the fact that all children have the right to go to school. How does malara represent child's rights? - Through colonization and globalization, this governing system aims to transform a more equal society. One example of this dominant spread is the attitude towards conquering nature and taming with white settlers, which is strongly incorporated into the culture of Native American. I am interested in exploring the basis of this question. It relates to the sexual behavior of women and how it functions in colonial context.

In my opinion, heroes are brave, gentle, confident, considerate, never give up. Malara is exactly those things, and more. She is my hero. She is fighting for equal rights among men and women in Pakistan. She thinks that girls should receive as much education as boys. She experienced so much fear, but this did not stop her. She said: "They can shoot my body, but they can not shoot my dream." Here are some reasons why she is my hero: One reason why she is my hero is because there is nothing around her where she can stop or stop. She also accepted the threat of the Taliban 's death, but it did not stop her. After millions of deadly threats, Taliban had plenty. When she came home from school, they came to see her. The Taliban invaded the school bus and shot malaras. Furthermore, after she recovers she still has the courage to go forward. One year after Malara was shot, her friend said from the school bus: "My notes are all stained with blood.Marara blood" Malaras is also a hero, as she overcame her inner (bad) problem: she is in conflict with other girls in that country. She ignored her fears when she was in danger. She treats her own hobbies and works as a helping other girls - it is difficult She convinced people to help being very heroic: she wrote a book on how all children should be educated. She made a speech. I have also won the Nobel Peace Prize. She is not angry with the Taliban. "I do not want to take revenge on the Taliban, I hope the children of the Taliban can receive education," she said. In general, Malala Yousafzai did everything to give up giving up early childhood education without giving up. She is brave, kind, confident, considerate and never gives up. Anyway, nothing can stop her. She overcame that problem and did not even get angry at the Taliban, persuading her to help people "almost killed". Everyone who does such a thing is a hero. This is exactly what the hero does. Malala Yousafzai is my hero Malaras is probably one of the most famous names in the world. Malala Yousafzai is an activist, a female student, and the youngest Nobel laureate. At the age of 15, Marala was shot by the Taliban for her "crime" - to attend school. After surviving the shoot, Marara became idol of many young women, inspired by her story and courage. I have heard about the story of Mala for the first time and remember seeing her in a UN speech. Her spirit impressed me. As an ambitious young woman, I can relate to the struggle of Malaras praise her wisdom and courage; But I want to know: why do we want people like Malaras in this world Do you need it? Is there anything behind her success story? Malala Yousafzai's autobiography I am Malala. I start with the scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she put a bullet in her head. Malara finished a powerful overture with the phrase "Who is Malala". I am Malara, this is my story (9). - Malara Yousafuzai, even if he is not a Christian, must fight for the rights of others, even if she has to sacrifice her rights. Girl, she does anything for her family She wants only the right for a girl to attend school. "I think my life is not my life, this is Second Life, people pray to God to forgive me, and I will escape - I will use my life to help others "(Yousafzai, 301)

John Walker Lindh's death sentence should be the only option and there are no other options. John Walker Lindh knows the difference between good and evil. I also know the difference between American citizens and traitors. In this article John Walker is explained as an indifferent person. The tragedy of September 11 lost the loved ones without regret, but as thousands of other people did, it depicts Walker. The article pointed out that he should accept punishment as a traitor as he chose to fight with the Taliban regime. 21-year-old John Walker Linde charged with collaboration with terrorists acknowledged guilty of murdering CIA officials in Afghanistan prison where Lindh was detained and began his defense today. At the moment, the federal prosecutor could not provide much evidence that Linde is directly responsible for the death of officials. The trial is scheduled to start at late summer. Country music legendary Waylon Jennings died today. Jennings died of complications of diabetes at home in Chandler, Arizona. Jennings, a gang of black country music, succeeded in his own words and avoided praise. He is mainly related to outlaw national campaign. In the interview, Waylon Jennings remembered the limits of the Nashville institution: "They will not let you do anything, you have to wear clothes in some way: you do everything in some way You have to ... they have challenged Destroy me ... Dostum is not absolutely sure. When 600 Taliban soldiers, including John Walker Linde, "American Taliban" surrendered to Mazar, Dostum ordered them to be housed in ancient forts. This placement worried about special power. Northern Alliance forces were unable to find weapons hidden in the Taliban, Americans felt helpless. "This is their surrender," the official said. The next day, the prisoners drowned the security guards, killed the CIA police officer Mike Spann, and caused a fight. As Stanton wrote, "The US and the Northern Alliance lost everyone" within minutes of the war in Afghanistan "

I am a malaria, it is a moving autobiography. This book explains her life from a young age and talks about where she grew up. There is also a section on where my father and mother grew up. She detailed how she loves school and television series Ugly Betty! This is a book with a deep love of girls, she was compelled to leave her house so she can live. This book is a small window to a world that only a few people can truly understand and it is a true story of how she fights for her school education rights. Her book shows the other side of Asian war. It shows a way to get help. I like this book. Personally, this is the first autobiography that I read and I have been reading them all the time. This is an inspiring autobiography and I recommend it to anyone. I started on the day when Malala came home from school in a bold unfortunate memoir of Malala Yousafzai co - authored with Jalalist 's Christine Lamb. "Who is a malar?" Asked a young gunman who stopped the van of Kushar school. The girl did not answer. However, everyone in the valley knows who malara is. Ten years ago, when Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan came to the beautiful Swat Valley, it was the home of an 11-year-old ancient Buddhist king who became an international supporter of girls' education in Pakistan. When Taliban was shot, Malala Yusafez was 15 years old. December 9, 2013, the article by Malala Yousafzai and Christina Lamb "The Most Brave Girl in the World" was published in the pre-release magazine. In this article, the Taleban explains that strict laws were enforced, including banning girls' attending school in Pakistan area. Malala Yousafzai and her father violated these laws and talked about the rights of all girls attending school. Their embarrassment is that they acquired many admirers and enemies. One day she was shot by the Taliban when she came home from school. She survived the attack, became more famous, she was able to spread her message to the whole world. Among these horrible things, a 16 - year - old Pakistani girl Malarah Yusufuzai co - authored with her foreign journalist Christina Raum at her "Autumn Sarah 's Sunday' s autobiography" I Marala ". . As far as subtitles show, most people around the world know that Yousafzai is "a girl standing in education and being shot by Taliban", but her book says her It indicates that it is. The book in 2013 emphasizes her extraordinary character - wisdom, unbelievable perseverance, passion for education - and the courage to stand up against the imminent threat of the Taliban. As an English doctor treating a headache said she is "Sister Teresa of Pakistan".

Deborah Elis went to a number of refugee camps, interviewed many women and girls in Afghanistan, and wrote "to support the family." Her inspiration comes from the story of a girl dressed in a boy 's clothes to cut her hair and earn money for her family. The royalty in Deborah Ellis' s book is like "EmploymentFF" and is an organization like Women for Women. For Shauzia-Parvana former classmates, Parvana did not know much, but when Parvana became friends they pretended to be boys to serve their families. Former physical education teacher of Mr. Wella Parvana proposed moving the parabana family when the father was arrested and thinking to make Parubana a boy to help the family. Norria-Parvana's sister is married and Parvana is sometimes married to her sister. Bread winter is Kabul in Afghanistan, Taliban is in charge of Afghanistan, and Pavana is the hero, and the 11 - year - old girl lives with his father, mother, two sisters and brother. Palvana's family once had brothers, but he died in an explosion, and the father of Parbana lost his legs with an explosion. The Taliban is influenced by extreme religion, forbidding women to leave the house without men and not allowing women and girls to work. Palbana's father was arrested by the Taliban and Palvana was able to feed his family because his brother was obliged to wear clothes camouflaged like a boy. They are some themes of The Breadwinner. About the Taliban family, courage and information are the theme. Most are the extremes of the Taliban. These themes were indicated because the Taliban arrested Parbana's father, the father of Parvana lost his legs with an explosion and the brothers of Parbana were killed in an explosion. From the way women are wearing to girls who are not educated, the Taliban is affecting the lives of many Afghans. Parbana endangered his life, encouraged my life to show courage, and thus showed his devotion to his family. I thought The Breadwinner was a very good book. It is very deep, strong and charming. I would recommend this book to those interested in the Middle East and for heavier books. Director Nora Twomey's The Breadwinner movie also tells Parbana's true story. Because she deals with the challenge of becoming a young girl under rigid Taliban rule. Breadwinner is a co-producer in Ireland, Luxembourg and Canada, following the 11-year-old Parvana (a voice from the young Saara Chaudry) after his father was taken to Taliban. Parbana keeps her spirit and compassion for the surrounding people while overcoming obstacles many of us can not imagine while bearing the burden of the world. She really changes the world by herself. Director of "Fostering a Family", interview to Nora Twomey - a new movie about the amazing story of the 11-year-old Afghan girl Parents need to know that "Bread Winner" is a beautiful animated drama of Kells Secret from Afghanistan after the Taliban. According to Deborah Elis' young adult novel, centered on an 11 year old girl, her father was forced to become a boy after being imprisoned. This film caught the violence of the Taliban regime, anti women, anti-knowledge, even anti-literacy furiously. Because women do not adequately protect themselves and do not cover husbands or fathers in public places, women are harassed and beaten and are attracting attention. Taliban soldiers and believers threaten and intimidate people and imprison people. Some people insult some pepper dialogue (such as "crazy", "stupid", "enemies of Islam"), but this is a reality of violence and may confuse young viewers. Ultimately, the theme of perseverance, curiosity, and courage is predominant. I thank Liz for sharing her tips for managing the challenges and resentment of being the main Breadwiner. I wrote about my previous struggle to become a women's bread winner and I really need to do some of the clear communication strategies she outlined in this article. I really tend to make myself feeling and to empower them when they become

John Wyndham's "The Chrysalids" is an innocent boy with a telepathic ability to live in an anti-mutation society. That boy, David faced several challenges. The subject of this novel is discrimination, as you can see from the background of Waknuk Society, Joseph Strom and the book. The society of Waknuk is taught to obey God's law and "human definition". Because they are afraid they will be punished otherwise. Discrimination is a problem because cockroaches are mainly discrimination. David is worried that other people will discover the secret of his telepathy. Sophie, the character introduced in the first part of the book, had to escape from the village because she had an abnormal toe. This is related to today's society as many Muslim women are discriminated in countries like Afghanistan. They were forced to wear clothes from head to toe, and they did not have equal rights with men. Because somebody is excluded from activities due to weight and height, it is also very easy. Discrimination has caused and still causes war between the state and the people. It can happen in both "kite runner" and "pupa". Discrimination was everywhere when the Taliban decided to take over Afghanistan. The Taliban thinks they are better than any other in the country. This caused war in Afghanistan. In addition to themselves, the Taliban discriminates against everyone. As he hated Hazzara, Assef joined Taliban. "Afghanistan is like a beautiful mansion filled with garbage, someone has to throw trash." (Hosseini, 298) Discrimination in today's society is a major problem in all parts of the world, whether for or against the lack of individuals that cause religious intolerance. In the book "The Chrysalids" by John Wyndham, this story reveals the world of genetic mutation. The Waknuk district is a community that separates itself from things that they believe are deviant or those that do not follow the explanation of God's "real image". The Waknuk community expressed dissatisfaction with the people of the fringe, as he was afraid of what they believed to be mutants of "devil". Their community is very strict and does not tolerate any change. Because of their religious value, they need to clean up and clean up all deviations, reflecting the Waknuk community.

Almost every citizen in the United States today believes freedom is considered natural. Liberty is not considered to be a problem by the structural approach of the government. This idea of ​​peace and security is similar to that of women in Afghanistan before the Taleban reign and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. When the Taliban took over, the women in Afghanistan enjoyed all the rights. The Taliban law violates the Human Rights Charter. This is an atrocity, as women in Afghanistan are injured or at risk of injuries. This is a crime against humanity. No one should experience what Afghan women did during the decade that the Taliban ruled their country. Universal Declaration of Human Rights, www.un.org / ja / rights /, Muslim national insurgent group ruling Afghanistan in 1948, http: //www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/KJ29Df04.html,1996-2001 Afghanistan Http://www.afghan-web.com/woman/, Human Rights Charter 2010, http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/index.shtml, 1948 Afghanistan Party, http: / /www.afghan-web.com/history/chron/index3.html, 1965 General Assembly A / 231, 1946 Afghanistan is the only country in the world symbolizing all other countries. The current situation of women in Afghanistan is not only the result of the Taliban, but also the history of women in Afghanistan for centuries. Afghanistan is a country that has lost all its economic infrastructure and has always faced economic, social and cultural problems after the war of 30 years. A big problem for Afghans is violence against women's rights. Given the fact that many activities have been completed by international organizations and government agencies since 2001, statistics show that the problem still exists and that many women are still suffering from violence. Many women are deprived of their educational rights. A few women are participating in political and social activities. As observed in Kabul, women are exposed to violence every 30 minutes, 3% of women participate in government decision-making activities.

I am a malaras, how hard do you have trouble with what you believe? Malara is an abbreviation for education in the book "I am Malaras", even if it is being threatened by the Taliban, it will not retreat. This book is about the autobiography of her life from the aftereffect that was shot before she was shot. Malara began talking about her as a modern young girl living in Pakistan. In adolescence, Marala's right to girls' education became very frank. Taliban is a religious group with a very different view of the role of women in Pakistani society due to the persistence of this belief that she targeted the Taliban. Everyday she continues to achieve her goal, and she will be the target of the Taliban everyday. Malarah kept so steady in education, she stepped into the school, gathered books, and gave up school uniforms. When it seemed there was a law prohibiting girls going to school, Malara became extremely frank about this problem. With the support and determination of her parents, she continued her duties. It ended up causing Taliban to shoot at school one day after all. She was brought to the hospital with the help of a doctor and new technology soon and was saved. Malara and her family fled to the UK and are still there today. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, causing malaria to become a serious condition, and two students were injured. Malara dreams of going home someday. This book deals with globalization in various ways. The story of Malara has inspired a lot of people around the world, especially women, but everyone is worthy of education and has the right determination to bring about change. The biggest influence of Malara is her parents, especially her father. Malara is the oldest of the three children. Her father is a hard-working teacher to realize his dream of building a school. Malala's mother agrees with most rules, but she does shopping and so on Malaras is probably one of the most famous names in the world. Malala Yousafzai is an activist, a female student, and the youngest Nobel laureate. At the age of 15, Marala was shot by the Taliban for her "crime" - to attend school. After surviving the shoot, Marara became idol of many young women, inspired by her story and courage. I remember about the story of Mala for the first time and remember what I saw her in the United Nations speech. Her spirit impressed me. As an ambitious young woman, I can relate to the struggle of Malaras praise her wisdom and courage; But I want to know: why do we want people like Malaras in this world Do you need it? Is there anything behind her success story? Malala Yousafzai's autobiography I am Malala. I start with the scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she put a bullet in her head. Malara finished a powerful overture with the phrase "Who is Malala". I am Malara, this is my story (9). - Malara Yousafuzai, even if he is not a Christian, must fight for the rights of others, even if she has to sacrifice her rights. Girl, she does anything for her family She wants only the right for a girl to attend school. "I think my life is not my life, this is Second Life, people pray to God to forgive me, and I will escape - I will use my life to help others "(Yousafzai, 301)

Introduction: The women's rights law adopted by the President in 2009 was opposed by some conservative members. In Afghanistan there is a cultural society, from the past to the present, most people abuse women and oppose domestic women's liberties. Some families are still ashamed of having families, and wives are considered slaves. Also, some families are enemies of mothers because they can not give birth to girls, not girls. Time in Afghanistan under the rule of the Taliban is considered one of the most serious human rights abuses. Taliban nearly oppressed all sectors of Afghan society and robbed those basic rights. However, the Taliban's action against Afghan women remains the most irritable. Women are prisoners of their own homes and they can not receive education or medical care. Children do not even have the basic game freedom. The acquisition of the Taliban shows political instability over 20 years and the way in Afghanistan. Many people want to bring peace to them. This idea started at the moment that imposed Muslim sharia. The war with the women in Afghanistan began with the closure of the university and banning the work of all the women. Many people have no choice but to give up on work. Due to strict clothing regulations, marriage of women in town is prohibited. The moment Taliban dominated Afghanistan, he was already fighting women in Afghanistan. The extreme fundamentalist interpretation of the Islamic law of the Taliban impeded women's learning, participating in the activity movement and even completely emerging in society. In short, the fundamentalist interpretation of the Islamic law of the Taliban has deprived most of the existence of women in Afghanistan. Violating these rules, women are beaten hard and even killed. In systems where insults on women are mostly legitimate, the incidence of rape and domestic violence is rampant. As a result of the US invasion of Afghanistan, the women's rights issue in Afghanistan entered the world stage. Through the media, the people of the first world saw worst repression of women in Afghanistan. An example of this is a famous picture of "Afghan girls" posted in the National Geographic magazine and became an international symbol of the plight of women in Afghanistan. - Equal rights of Lebanese women Throughout history, women are always dominated by men and do not have human rights. Because it is simply a woman. However, since the 18th century some women are beginning to complain about unfair conditions. They gradually recognized that because they are human, they must have equal rights with men.

In the first chapter, the woman died because he was considered a prostitute. I think that this is not a militia, but it is a bit mysterious that a militia woman is escorting from the prison. As they are overlooked, I do not know that women can join their troops. After she obviously died, people just kept killing them with stones, and I can not believe that they struck her blood with rocks. It seems that it is a terrible place to live. On September 27, 1996, the Taliban seized the rule of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, and plummeted the occupied territory of Afghanistan into a brutal sex apartheid. Female '1' In 1997, Shell Abbas Stanzai of Deputy Prime Minister Taliban acknowledged that suppression of women is a political instrument for integrating power. He said, "We need these restrictions until people learn to follow the Taliban (" Afghan Today's Women "1-2) Before the Taleban reign in Afghanistan, and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. Lifestyle women are used to forcing fundamentally to change and they feel the country they are afraid of. Although their regime lasted only about 5 years, the Taliban took a serious spirit and was emotional. From 1996 to 2001, the majority of Afghanistan was ruled (Maley NP), when the Soviet Union left Afghanistan the Taliban took control and the Taliban took control and governed the state. The Taliban is an Islamic association that uses strict rules on women in Afghanistan to help attack the United States, and after the invasion of Afghanistan on September 11, 1996, before the terrorist attack on the New York World Trade Center Even so, Islamic groups began in 1996. Ruled Afghanistan in the mid-1990s, people in Afghanistan were subjected to a very strict and unique form of Islamic law. After nearly 20 years of civil war, the country they control Domestic Osama bin Laden

Every day in Afghanistan, in every country, every city, town, and family dying life has a tragedy against women. In Afghanistan, women are not only discriminated but also publicly classified as animals. If it is not completely covered with a traditional shroud lobe, the woman is deprived of fundamental human rights, going out of the house, talking loudly, walking, laughing with other women, talking is can not. Being allowed to go to school and work, they are considered invisible, they are ghosts of a famous and successful woman educated. A successful woman. Taliban virtually eliminated the existence of Afghan women by its ruthless and extreme law. The Taliban stealed the souls of these women and converted them to "living dead" in Afghanistan. Taliban's strict regulation and extreme religious laws have hurt the freedom and fundamental human rights of former Afghan women. In 1996, the Taliban ruled Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Report ... Then the US gathered it for $ 25 million to capture it. Omar's terrorist organization is based in Afghanistan. Omar is regarded as a mysterious terrorist among his people, and is a mythical hero in the world of terror. In 2004, Omar said the Taliban "is hunting Americans like pigs." Since 2001, the FBI has asked Omar to protect Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda several years before the Sept. 11 attack. member From 1996 to 2001, the majority of Afghanistan was ruled (Maley NP), when the Soviet Union left Afghanistan the Taliban took control and the Taliban took control and governed the state. The Taliban is an Islamic association that uses strict rules on women in Afghanistan to help attack the United States, and after the invasion of Afghanistan on September 11, 1996, before the terrorist attack on the New York World Trade Center Even so, Islamic groups began in 1996. Ruled Afghanistan in the mid-1990s, people in Afghanistan were subjected to a very strict and unique form of Islamic law. After nearly 20 years of civil war, the country they control Domestic Osama bin Laden Following the 2001 World Trade Center attack, the Bush administration announced that a war broke out in Afghanistan in the war with terrorism and overturned the Taliban government in Kabul. Thousands of Afghans have died and got injured due to the US-led Afghan invasion and the Taliban war, but in 12 years the President Barack Obama's new government suggested that the US will soon leave Afghanistan. However, the Taliban rebellion has never prevented terrorist attacks against civilians and security personnel.

Long-standing wars, lack of security, and traditional thinking have greatly reduced the role of women in Afghanistan in Afghan society. The role of women in Afghanistan is very small, especially in the business environment. Afghan society does not agree that women enter the business world and find their place in this world. This is based on the belief that some women should stay home without talking about business. It is difficult for men in Afghanistan to accept the idea that women can compete in the business world. Of course, doing business in Afghanistan is different from doing business in other parts of the world. The local honor and shame beliefs play an important role in every business environment and can be confusing for unfamiliar people. When solving potentially sensitive problems, you should try to establish diplomacy rather than acting in an unsightly way all the time. The way Afghanistan interacts are often indirect; you often need to interpret between two lines to decipher the actual indirect statements. This is just a small part of culture and should be accepted; in any case, this should not directly condemn or talk directly because it will question the dignity of their honor again. Before the Taliban bought it in 1996, Afghanistan was a very different female country. Between the 1930s and the 1970s, Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was admired as Central Asia. By the early 1990s, 70% of teachers, 50% of civil servants and college students, and 40% of urban doctors were women. However, subsequent tribal war, coupled with foreign invasions and Taliban domination, brought about a sharp decline in these numbers that were promising in the past. For women in Afghanistan today, statistics are awful: more than half are widows of war, 85% are not formally educated. I do not understand it very much. You should pay more attention to how you treat women before, during, and after the Taliban regime. Before the Taliban took office, Afghanistan was a very different place. Women play a variety of roles in society. They enjoy more freedom and equality. They can go to their chosen college and pursue the careers they desire. Indeed, before the Taliban took over Kabul (the capital of Afghanistan), 60% of the teachers at Kabul University were women and half were students. A successful woman. Taliban virtually eliminated the existence of Afghan women by its ruthless and extreme law. The Taliban stealed the souls of these women and converted them to "living dead" in Afghanistan. Taliban's strict regulation and extreme religious laws have hurt the freedom and fundamental human rights of former Afghan women. In 1996, the Taliban ruled Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Report ... Then the US gathered it for $ 25 million to capture it. Omar's terrorist organization is based in Afghanistan. Omar is regarded as a mysterious terrorist among his people, and is a mythical hero in the world of terror. In 2004, Omar said the Taliban "is hunting Americans like pigs." member

Hint: Based on two speech, please explain the conditions necessary to sustain peace and security in the world. Your paper should be based on ideas and information in the text. Please manage your time carefully so that you can read these paragraphs.  Please plan responses.  Write down the answer.  Modify and edit the answer. Your written reply should be in multiple paragraph format. Paragraph 1 Malala Yousafzai An excerpt from the UN speech on New York, New York on July 12, 2013. Dear brothers and sisters, please remember one: Malladay is not my day. Today is the day all women, all boys, and all girls talk about their rights. 2 Hundreds of human rights activists and social workers are striving not only to claim their rights but also to achieve the goal of education, peace and equality. Thousands of people were killed by terrorists and millions of people were injured. I am alone. That's why I am standing here. So I am standing here, girl, a lot of them. I am not talking for myself, I am talking for those who say nothing. People who fight for their own rights. Their right to live in peace. They treat their rights with dignity. They have equal opportunities. They are entitled to education. Dear friends, Taliban hit the left side of my forehead on 9th October 2012. They also shot my friend. They think that bullets will silence us, but they will fail. Thanks to the silence, thousands of voices came out. Terrorists think they will change my goals and stop my ambition, but apart from this, my life has not changed: weakness, fear, and despair will disappear. Strength, strength and courage were born. I am the same malar. My ambition is the same. My hope is the same. My dream is the same. Dear brothers and sisters, I am not against anyone. I am not talking about personal retaliation against the Taliban or any other terrorist organization. I am here and express the rights to all children's education. I want to educate the children of the Taliban and all the terrorists and extremists. I do not dislike shooting the Taliban. Even if he had a gun in his hand, he stood before me, so I did not shoot. This is a sympathy I have learned from Muhammad, a merciful prophet, Jesus Christ and the Buddha. This is a legacy Malaras is probably one of the most famous names in the world. Malala Yousafzai is an activist, a female student, and the youngest Nobel laureate. At the age of 15, Marala was shot by the Taliban for her "crime" - to attend school. After surviving the shoot, Marara became idol of many young women, inspired by her story and courage. I remember about the story of Mala for the first time and remember what I saw her in the United Nations speech. Her spirit impressed me. As an ambitious young woman, I can relate to the struggle of Malaras praise her wisdom and courage; But I want to know: why do we want people like Malaras in this world Do you need it? Is there anything behind her success story? Malala Yousafzai's Autobiography I am Malala, I start with a scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she put a bullet in her head. Malara finished a powerful overture with the phrase "Who is Malala". I am Malara, this is my story (9). - Malara Yousafuzai, even if he is not a Christian, must fight for the rights of others, even if she has to sacrifice her rights. Girl, she does anything for her family She wants only the right for a girl to attend school. "I think my life is not my life, this is Second Life, people pray to God to forgive me, and I will escape - I will use my life to help others "(Yousafzai, 301) In Malala Yousafzai, I am Malala. This explains the journey for Malala to fight for her school education rights. Born in Pakistan, she sent a very simple standard of living. Her father runs the school she has done; I am very grateful to the Taliban in the country that took over her. She "strikes" the Taliba

The war in Afghanistan is part of the Cold War and the Cold War was done by Soviet led Afghan troops and a group of jihadists. They consisted of two union of Peshawar VII and Tehran 8. The United States and Britain, Saudi Arabia and other countries support the Peshawar Seven rebels by training them and giving them weapons and money. The eight alliances are backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran. On December 24, 1979 the main position of the Soviet army in Afghanistan began. Under the reign of Leonid Brezhnev, General of the Soviet Union, the last withdrawal began on May 15, 1988 and in 1989 it was completed at the last Soviets on February 15. leader Prior to the establishment of Tehrik-i-Taliban (Pakistan), among their leaders and combatants were 8,000 people who participated in the war in Afghanistan (1996-2001) and the war in Afghanistan (2001 - present) It was a part of Pakistan extremists. Joint army of Islamic front and NATO. Most of them come from the Pakistan side of the Afghan border region. After the collapse of the Taliban in Afghanistan at the end of 2001, most Pakistan extremists, including today's TTP members, fled to Pakistan. After Pakistan's Tehrik-i-Taliban, headed by Baitullah Mehsud in 2007, its members have officially set the goal of enacting rules on tribal areas of federal controlled tribes of Pakistan. They made the Pakistan army involved in large-scale operations. Some intelligence analysts believe TTP attacks against the Pakistani government, police and military have strained the relationship between TTP and the Taliban in Afghanistan. Today, the war in Afghanistan is furious. Tens of thousands of American staff are dispatched to Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. Internal attacks are real for our army. In places like Afghanistan, President Cardinal 's provocative action exacerbates the endless rebellion of the Taliban and gives them a new institution to carry out their evil insider attacks. National politics God 's politics This became the American choir in 2017. For a short time, the trump regime has split and distracted. President Trump 's unilateral ordinance will deprive Palestinians and transfer Jerusalem to Israel is right. However, unlike any policy he has taken so far, this movement is not easy to cancel. This is a thorough step to erase the 70-year precedent and seriously justify the principle of non-violent conflict resolution negotiations between Israel and Palestine.

Malala Yousafzai's autobiography I am Malala. I start with the scene where young Pakistani education and women's rights activist Malala are being shot. Her school bus was stopped by the Taliban, after asking which girl was malar, she put a bullet in her head. Malala concluded a powerful overture with "Malala aval? I am Malala, this is my story" (9). Malara continued talking about her birth and situation in Pakistan When she was born, no one blessed her parents as she was a girl. Pakistan culture promoted the birth of a boy to the majority of Muslim countries. But her father knew the possibilities as a daughter's great leader and was named after Pakistan's great female leader - ... More Malara wrote about the social normality of her culture and how severe it was before the Taliban appeared in their valley. Taliban took office in Pakistan in 2005 and began to instruct civilians how to live their lives in "a proper Islamic way". People in the swat area were forced to follow all Taliban orders unless they and their families wanted to be killed. Women are particularly oppressed, they have to enter Parda to wear scarves in public places and encourage them not to go to school. Western media, clothing and games are all banned, and anyone who is in violation of the law will be shot. The community lives in a very terrible state that Malaras and their families are afraid to go out They are known as famous social, political and educational activists. Based on the high school girls' opinion, the BBC reporter contacted Ziauddin and created a blog about life under Taliban. Malara soon accepted the challenge, called her suppressed life at the swat Valley and threatened her to go to school like her. Ultimately, her school had to close down after the bombing of many local schools, and the whole valley had to be evacuated and the Pakistani army will destroy the Taliban And it was. Malara and her family were once internally displaced people. Today, in the third year "Mala Day", Malala Yousafzai will celebrate the 18th birthday in Lebanon and will open Malala Foundation's "Malala Yousafzai All Girls School" near the border with Syria. Syrian girls offer high quality secondary education. Informal camp in the Bekaa Valley area and outside the campus "I am honored to celebrate the 18th birthday with the brave and inspirational girls in Syria, I forced to leave the classroom due to armed conflict Represented 28 million children, motivating people around the world spiritually, and we are responsible for supporting them, "Malala said. "On this day, I sent a message to the leaders of this country, region and the world - you have made Syrian people, especially Syrian children fail, this is a tragic tragedy - what The most serious refugee crisis for ten years " Malaras is probably one of the most famous names in the world. Malala Yousafzai is an activist, a female student, and the youngest Nobel laureate. At the age of 15, Marala was shot by the Taliban for her "crime" - to attend school. After surviving the shoot, Marara became idol of many young women, inspired by her story and courage. I remember about the story of Mala for the first time and remember what I saw her in the United Nations speech. Her spirit impressed me. As an ambitious young woman, I can relate to the struggle of Malaras praise her wisdom and courage; But I want to know: why do we want people like Malaras in this world Do you need it? Is there anything behind her success story?

Since the Taliban took over, they have infringed on the rights of their people, especially women. When seeing or discovering alone, women are usually punished or caught. This is very common for women in Afghanistan. The Taliban uses Islamic Quran as a way of doing things. The Islamic Quran is a Bible-like Bible. Taliban interprets what they have learned from this book as their way of life. But their explanation for this is like a form of punishment for women. Human Rights in Afghanistan The human rights situation in Afghanistan is the theme of controversy and conflict. Although the Taliban is known for numerous human rights violations, there were several human rights abuses in the days after the Taliban regime. Thanban's 2001 Bonn Agreement established the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission) as a national human rights institution to protect and promote human rights in Afghanistan and to investigate women. The Taliban Group is a group of men founded in 1994. The country of Kandahar is an Islamic student who adopted a way to explain Muslim. This group also believes in the strict rules of Islam. According to them, men must have four beards and have no music. This Taliban Group began for the first time in around 20,000 to 30,000 people. 41 Constitution that guarantees equal rights of women and men in 1977 was "abandoned" 42. Islamic nations in Afghanistan systematically abolished the rights of women and institutionalized various violations against women 43. Perfumes and cosmetics can not be worn, and women's freedom and behavior are also limited. The reason for these judgments is that men are excited too much by women to try to deviate from Islamic lifestyle and restrictions on women are to reduce this temptation. In addition, violent acts against women in Afghanistan and Muslim countries such as torture, rape and sexual abuse are also occurring to people. Interestingly, in 1993, as part of the "Vienna Declaration", 47 Afghanistan formally reaffirmed its "beliefs on fundamental human rights, personality and value, and gender equality rights".

Introduction The battle I discuss is Travola's battle. The engagement took place in the mountains of East Afghanistan from December 12, 2001 until December 17, 2001. The troops involved were from the Central Intelligence Agency, a number of special forces, Pakistan soldiers and local anti-Taliban extremists. The assignment assigned to the unit was to kill Osama Bin Laden from the cave, to leave the remains in the Taliban and destroy al Qaeda by taking their leaders away. The goal is to infiltrate the cave system, remove Bin Laden and go home. In January 2002, after the battle of Tora Bora, a series of caves was discovered at Zhawar Kili in southern Torabola and a bombing occurred before the SOF team entered this area. Seals from the SEAL team 3, including several of their desert police cars along with German KSK troops, Norwegian SOF team, JTF 2 reconnaissance team, cleaned about 70 caves and 60 in the area and a large scale I spent about nine days to conduct SEE. The building collected a lot of information and ammunition, but they did not encounter al Qaeda fighters. The SEAL strategy during the invasion of Afghanistan took place from the special forces of the US Air Force special forces K-Bar, Norway, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Canada. Special Operations Force and Denmark Introduction The battle I discuss is Travola's battle. The engagement took place in the mountains of East Afghanistan from December 12, 2001 until December 17, 2001. The troops involved were from the Central Intelligence Agency, a number of special forces, Pakistan soldiers and local anti-Taliban extremists. The assignment assigned to the unit was to destroy al Qaeda by killing Osama bin Laden from the cave, leaving the remains in the Taliban, and taking away their leaders. - At Robert Stevenson 's Treasure Island, the hero Jim Jim tries to lie to the legendary treasure of Captain Flint and fight against deceiving pirates. Robert Louis Stevenson is using suspense, image and foreboding as part of his crafts to convey the story of Treasure Island. Every literary skill has a big impact on plots and characters. An example of writers' crafts at Treasure Island is suspense

2. Introduction  The theme of this book is not the many obstacles "what your dreams", "never give up".  Deborah Ellis (Deborah Ellis) Pa's Wanna be a brave character, let's not become courageous to face the many challenges she faces.  She boldly accused them. When Deborah went to Afghanistan and Pakistan, we are convinced that she thinks of everything that overcomes a woman with a powerful harsh Taliban rule 3. Introduction  These strong women can inspire her to write a family earner. The theme of this book is irrelevant, it is the reason why it is not difficult to never give up.  Book "Income Hand" Participating in discussion of the theme of fear Through a great many roles in various situations, author Deborah Ellis After that, in the first extremely afraid of the four Taliban book Parvana example, after she disguised as a boy, she no longer used to the Taliban after being afraid of them anymore I gave it. She finally found out that Parvana, until Kabul finally bombed her shelter, the building, they killed her parents and brother, so she escaped leaving Mazar, Taliban ❯ Homa is really scary place.  About fear, there are many other examples in this book. They are some theme of earner. Taliban family, courage and information are subject. Most Taliban are extreme. The Taliban arrested Parvana's father, and Parvana's father lost his legs in the explosion, Showing these topics because Parvana's brother was killed in the blast. From the way the woman wears girls without education, the Taliban shows the impact of many Afghans on their lives. To show courage, Parvana risks his life to a danger and displays his devotion to the family in this way Anti-theme theme The fear of the courage of the opposition party. Confidence in self-distrust anti-theme is the theme. The theme objected to honest injustice. FEAR vs. COURAGE, self distrust vs. CONFIDENCE, dishonest vs. HONESTY: In this way, the theme can be represented as a simple demonstration of duality of ideology. In order to provide a more concrete example, Chinatown will be worth the value of link integrity and corruption. They jumped over Cucko's nest during the integration with the individualism that started the fight. In "Godfather", letters suffer between moral idealism and moral exercise. Through these physical movements of the debate, these two ideological aspects of the story will decide whether they will fail, will bring victory, strengthen, be superior In 1952, the story of Ray Bradbury (Ray Bradbury) "The sound of Thunder" (sound of thunder) led to fear. Fear caused conflict in the story. Eckles internal conflict, political and technical fear. Ray Bradbury, probably it may be, it really can create evils and fears of the future, a small accident, let the reader ponder a technical accident, Eckles will worry

"An inspiring story will not only tell you about the changing circumstances of Pakistan, but will also stimulate your rebellious spirit." (Matthew Love, Time Out New York) "Mr. Yousafzai changed the rights of girls and all their children to headlines and she is a fine person." (Financial Times's Isabel Berwick) "Stud studied with a clear passion for Pakistan and Christian Lam, an experienced British journalist with a clear history of its complex history, along with its vibrant drama, a girl who should read Urgent information about the emergency power of ... It is hard to imagine that the chronicle of war will move more than the Annie Frank diaries.Essential differences, and some miracles , We still have this. "(Marie Arana, Washington Post) "It is noteworthy that this is her first mentor in her global terroristic journey, her brave and exciting parents, and her own girls' educational struggle" (MarieClaire.com) "The victory of Malala Yousafzai is that she has only just started." (Mary Elizabeth Williams, Salon) "It's well written, but it's full of eye-catching details ... amazing [and] amazing ..." (Jill Lawless, AP) "Yousafzai was founded as a symbol of peace and courage all over the world ..." (Salman Masood, The New York Times) "Malala Yousafzai is not only an international symbol of inspiration and courage, but her survival makes the educators brave and helps to make the Pakistani school gradually safer. "(Nick Schifrin, ABC.com) "For a teenage young girl in the far corner of the world, it is truly amazing to inspire this sports life against overwhelming odds - the world should not let out the malaras' message" (Dallas Morning News)) Malala Yousafzai Malala Yousafzai stood up for herself, her education and her basic right, facing terrible terrorist organizations. Malara produced a chain reaction that changes to girls all over the world, bringing light and hope all over the world. Malaras was born in Mingora, Pakistan on July 12, 1997 and my father is Ziaudd Yousafzai. She became a supporter of girls' education. She was attacked by a Taliban gun when she was 14 years old. In her autobiography, "I am a malar, a girl who stood up for education and was shot by the Taliban." Malara Yousafuzai not only talks about his story, but also a way to stand against education or oppose oppression I am talking. A story of another person. . Over and over, she strives for the value and power of education, revealing that it is the most powerful weapon against terrorism and extremism. Malara wrote, "Why I do not want girls to go to school." "They are afraid of the pen," he replied. Furthermore, "Taliban can bring our pen and book, but we can not stop thinking" (p. 146). Malaras denied the Taliban argument that education is threatening their perception of the world, "Education is neither Oriental nor Western nor human nature" (p. 162). She also elaborated on the rights of women in the Muslim world and wrote as follows. "I am Malaras" is the true story of the right to receive education for a 4 year old girl. In 2011, Malaras was shot by Taliban on the way home from school. Two men got on the school bus - "Who are the malaras?" They asked and shot; the two lived on the head of Malaras. The series of events mentioned in the voice of Malara is very impressive - politics, media fanatics, and her recovery. Shooting triggered a series of complex negotiations including famous politicians from Pakistan and the UK. This is a powerful book. The role of women in her culture and the group against women - in this case the story of the Taliban - Malaras is very convincing. It is the Taliban who asserts responsibility for shooting malaria and her struggle for educational rights is said to be "obscene". (Walsh, 2012)

I think that the universal truth of this book never gives up. No matter how many obstacles you encounter, you must obey your dreams. Deborah Elis definitely made Pavana a brave man. She criticized them directly without fear. When Deborah went to Afghanistan and Pakistan, I must have thought of how strong a woman she would overcome such a stiff Taliban rule. Those strong ladies may motivate her to write The Breadwinner. That is the reason for not giving up no matter how hard the theme of this book is. This explains why "The Breadwinner" was taken from the novel (called "Parvana" instead of "The Breadwinner"), which was produced by Angelina Jolie. It seems that the dollar 's box office income seems to be one of the film critic, than the "Coco" to be held in the city of Los Angeles, the audience rating of the world' s most popular movies has been low last year. By selecting animation, children and adults can see the story while 2D artwork is simple and beautiful. These characters speak in English which is the default language of box office success and incorporate the fascinating fictional stories of young girls, her fathers, mothers, sisters, and two brothers, using her family story . Until the end of the movie Director Nora Twomey's The Breadwinner movie also tells Parbana's true story. Because she deals with the challenge of becoming a young girl under rigid Taliban rule. Breadwinner is a co-producer in Ireland, Luxembourg and Canada, following the 11-year-old Parvana (a voice from the young Saara Chaudry) after his father was taken to Taliban. Parbana keeps her spirit and compassion for the surrounding people while overcoming obstacles many of us can not imagine while bearing the burden of the world. She really changes the world by herself. Director of "Fostering a Family", interview to Nora Twomey - a new movie about the amazing story of the 11-year-old Afghan girl Parents need to know that "Bread Winner" is a beautiful animated drama of Kells Secret from Afghanistan after the Taliban. According to Deborah Elis' young adult novel, centered on an 11 year old girl, her father was forced to become a boy after being imprisoned. This film caught the violence of the Taliban regime, anti women, anti-knowledge, even anti-literacy furiously. Women do not adequately protect themselves, and in public places they do not cover their husbands and fathers, so women are harassed and undergo violence. Taliban soldiers and believers threaten and intimidate people and imprison people. Some people insult some pepper dialogue (such as "crazy", "stupid", "enemies of Islam"), but this is a reality of violence and may confuse young viewers. Ultimately, the theme of perseverance, curiosity, and courage is predominant.