So here is the final show - The Heroic women of the year 2013 show has given the first place to Malala Yousafzai who won the hearts of millions other women around the world. From a teenage girl to an old woman, she was admired by everyone even men around the world. She totally owned the previous year 2013.
She is now in the heart of every single children who is helpless, who is uneducated and who is fighting for their rights. Malala Yousafzai became a worldwide symbol of peace and touched millions of times in 2013.
Here is the video of the Heroic women of the year 2013 - where you can watch Malala in the first place with other top Heroic women of the year:
Malala is now running worldwide campaign for education. She wants to help every single girl in the world striving to get education. She moreover, has established Malala Fund to help the world out of poverty and ignorance.
We hope - Malala will rise children voice in 2014 as well, because she is a brave and indeed a powerful woman in the world.
See the previous Malala year in highlights:
- July - Malala Addressed United Nations in New York
- July - I'm Malala song released
- Sep - Malala Opens world's largest library in Birmingham
- Oct - Malala Receives "Raw in War" Award 2013
- Oct - I am Malala Book was published!
- Oct - Malala was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
- Oct - Malala met Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham Palace
- Oct - Malala Met Barack Obama in USA
- Nov - Malala reunited with her school friends in Scotland
- Nov - Malala was selected as the "Glamour woman of the year"
- Nov - Malala received Europe's biggest Human rights award Sakharov
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congrats
ReplyDeleteIn the U.S. it is law all children go to school. Shouldn't this be the _LAW_ in Pakistan?
ReplyDeleteHere are my thoughts on Malala and her story. I hope you will enjoy reading my posts :)
ReplyDeletehttp://wecitizensoftheworld.wordpress.com/2014/01/21/malala-and-nabeela-are-fighting-the-same-battle/
No one would enforce it if it became law, and some would think it against culture - haven't you read her book?
ReplyDeleteMalala yoisazai is daughter of Pakistan and pride of our nation. Her service for promotion of girl education in Pakistan are matchless.
ReplyDeleteI agree that women get education. And that women work to get income and express theirself. I will cheer up your right actions.Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteShe is such a brave girl and I wish her all force to continue .....! I'm a teacher in Switzerland and sometimes it makes me sad when I see here kids complaining when they have to go to school and in other places on this earth children don't have this opportunity!
ReplyDeleteIts a wrong world!
Malala, eu não sei se irá ler meu comentário, muito menos traduzi-lo, pois não sei escrever inglês muito bem...
ReplyDeleteQuero lhe dizer que, desde que o seu nome começou a virar notÃcia aqui no Brasil, eu sempre tive curiosidade em saber mais sobre você, afinal, quem era aquela menina destemida que lutava em favor dos direitos da mulher de uma forma tão bonita e tão imponente para a sua idade? Quando você foi baleada, eu fiquei muito triste, pois era mais uma grande referência mundial sendo calada... Mas quando soube que você sobreviveu praticamente sem sequelas que poderiam te prejudicar em seu ativismo, eu fiquei muito feliz, mas ainda sabia pouco sobre você. Foi quando seu livro foi lançado aqui no Brasil!
Demorei para comprar, tenho ele a pouco tempo e ainda não terminei de ler, mas mesmo antes de terminar, quero agradecer imensamente a Deus pela sua vida, e dizer que o mundo precisa de pessoas como você.
Admiro você, gostaria de ser como você, pois aqui no Brasil também temos muitos problemas em relação à violência contra a mulher e principalmente, problemas com a educação... Nossas crianças sofrem com a falta de educação adequada por causa de uma polÃtica corrupta...
Sabe, eu tenho 32 anos, e desde que nasci ouço as pessoas falando (e acreditando) que as crianças são o futuro do Brasil, mas como isso pode acontecer, se a má educação nos anos 80 geraram adultos corruptos?
Enfim, Malala, eu não terminei o livro ainda, mas vim aqui deixar registrado (mesmo que você não leia) que hoje, eu posso afirmar o seguinte:
I AM MALALA
EU SOU MALALA.
Have you seen innocent children are killing brutally by Israel and why u keep silent?? Do they not your brothers and sisters ?? You are a world famous piece worker and how can you keep silence on this matter ??
ReplyDeleteWE WILL BE INITIATING A WORLD WIDE COMPAIGN AGAISNT YOUR FAKE EXISTENCE AND WE WILL BE EXPOSING YOU BECAUSE YOUR SILENCE ON GAZA AND THE DEATHS OF MORE THAN 400 KIDS IS ENOUGH TO SHOW THE WORLD THAT YOU ARE A PHONY JUST LIKE YOUR FATHER SO COUNT ON THIS WE ARE KIDS AND WE ARE THE REAL FUTURE OF PAKISTAN
ReplyDeleteI admire her courage, her dignity and her intelligence !
ReplyDeleteI read the book with mixed feeling. Was and is the Taliban really unreasonable idiots? Or was and is Malala-Taliban conflict not a mere egoistic stand of both, or due to their hard headed attitude for "not wanting to sit and work on common ground" for both had been too much decepted by so much prejudice. (2) Now Malala is a hero, yet she lost her ground. She can be a hero internationally, but her Pasthun natives are too far from her reach. The Taliban is the bad guy, yet they got the ground controlled. Forever the Pasthun is within their strong hold. Pakistan as a Nation is internationally embarassed. How on earth a Nation can't even help to do the best for her people esp in education when they know in Islam, acquiring knowledge is paramount. Since the day human was created by Allah, knowledge made them much honored to all His other creations. (3) Who indeed the winner? Malala, the Pasthun, her native, the Pakistan, her Nation, the Taliban, all of them are looser. (4) I pray to Allah to bless all of them with His Taufik and Hidayah so that they could come to term for their on good course as a Nation and Ummah. Tq and best regard from Malaysia
ReplyDeleteall the best Malala
ReplyDeleteBrave Girl,But Feeded....
ReplyDeleteHello Malala ! This is Mustak Ahmed from Bangladesh. i have been trying to send some word to you such a long time but i couldn't get you but today my be you''l read my comment at list one time before you make it spam or delete.
ReplyDeleteSimply You are awesome !!!