Essay 1: Malala

Malara is an activist. Activists are heroes who stand up and change the world. They support the right thing. They are selfless. Malara was born on July 12, 1997. She supports girls 'education and the girls' right to go to school. Malala joined the Edbastian School. Even if it is targeted, she will still protest. Her mother Tor pekai yousafzai, her father Ziauddin yousafzai

Her brothers Atal yousafzai and Khushal yousafzai are fighting with malaras. As she fights for all the girls, her family is so.

For example, it was said that Malara and all her friends can not go to school. According to unesco.org, 31 million primary school students do not attend school. Malaras knew that it was wrong. So she decided to go to school. Her father is one of the boys school-wide teachers. It was that she became the target of the two Taliban people who were shot at the age of 14. She recovered after a year and still protested. This shows that Malala is selfless and thinks about all the other women who took bullets.

Even if malaras were shot, she still fought for women. Then she started the website and gathered funds and articles. In an article by Malara, she quoted the text. This indicates that malaras will not give up, even if something spends most of her life.

Malarah wants people to ask what is happening in Pakistan. That's why she wrote a book called "I am Malaras." She joined the talk show, started the fundraiser, joined the article, and was the youngest person who won the Nobel Peace Prize. She also received an award at the BBC blog in December 2009.

Malara is her hero who fights for justice. She thought of other people. By spreading it all over the world, she guarantees that everyone knows what happened. It is not easy to become an activist, but if you notice something is wrong, please stand up and make changes.

In July 1997, Marara Yusufui was born in Swat Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of Pakistan. Bi Young of La Yusuf Zai 1) She is 17 years old at the moment. 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.

One woman on the wall is Malala Yousafzai, and I think that she is one of the most influential women of our time. Malara was born in Pakistan in 1997. Malara began to speak loudly against the resistance to the education of the Taliban, especially against opposition to women. Malara and her father were threatened to death, but this did not stop them from speaking. In October 2012, Malara went to school, and on the way home she was caught by Gamman. This incident attracted a great deal of attention in the news and encouraged more than 2 million people to sign the rights of education. After the malaria had recovered, she could see what she meant on various TV programs. She insists on how women make her a very powerful and remarkable woman of our time.