Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi win Nobel Peace Prize
Malala Yousafzai, Human Rights Defender - Talking...
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Coeducación Escuelas Oficiales de Idiomas Proyecto Blog “Desarrollando inteligencia feminista” de la EOI Fuengirola https://coeducacioninteligenciafeminista.wordpress.com/ Proyecto Blog “Desarrollando inteligencia feminista” de la EOI Fuengirola https://coeducacioninteligenciafeminista.wordpress.com/ Trabajos del curso presentados en la I Semana Cultural Feminista 2019 "Mujeres que transforman el mundo" Taller: "Mujeres que transforman el mundo I" Estudiante: Virginia. Nivel Básico (1ºB) Profesora: MF Course 2018-19 Classroom Exercises: Orals learned by ear by heart. After the Feminist Cultural Week we will read out the written texts in class, to learn more! Photo Credit: Wikipedia. Simon Davis/DFID. Free-to-use photo Malala Yousafzai, Human Rights Defender I’m an Elementary English student and I’m going to speak about Malala Yousafzai, the first youngest woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. She was born on the 12th of July, 1997, in Mingora City, Pakistan. Malala is a Muslim. She speaks Pastum, Urdu and English. She has two younger siblings. Her father is a poet and he has some schools in Pakistan. He spoke about politics to his daughter when she was a child. When Malala was 11 years old, she had a blog. She wrote about her life under the Taliban regime. She wanted to defend civil rights, especially girls' rights, because Talibans don't allow girls the right to go to school. One day, when she was 15, and she was going to school on the school bus, an armed man got on and shot Malala in her head. Malala was in hospital for long time. When she got better, she was taken to Britain. Malala said: “My dream is that all the children in the world can go to school because education is a Fundamental Human Right.” When she was 17 years old, she won the Nobel Peace Prize with a man called Kailash Satyarthi. Both fight for children and young people and their rights to education. Today Malala Yousafzai is a politically active woman, too. That’s the extraordinary story of Malala. I hope you enjoyed it!
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MalalaYousafzai,HumanRightsDefender
I’manElementaryEnglishstudentandI’mgoingtospeakaboutMalalaYousafzai,thefirstyoungestwomantowintheNobelPeacePrize.
Shewasbornonthe12thofJuly,1997,inMingoraCity,Pakistan.MalalaisaMuslim.ShespeaksPastum,UrduandEnglish.Shehastwoyoungersiblings.HerfatherisapoetandhehassomeschoolsinPakistan.Hespokeaboutpoliticstohisdaughterwhenshewasachild.
WhenMalalawas11yearsold,shehadablog.ShewroteaboutherlifeundertheTalibanregime.Shewantedtodefendcivilrights,especiallygirls'rights,becauseTalibansdon'tallowgirlstherighttogotoschool.
Oneday,whenshewas15,andshewasgoingtoschoolontheschoolbus,anarmedmangotonandshotMalalainherhead.Malalawasinhospitalforlongtime.Whenshegotbetter,shewastakentoBritain.
Malalasaid:
“MydreamisthatallthechildrenintheworldcangotoschoolbecauseeducationisaFundamentalHumanRight.”
Whenshewas17yearsold,shewontheNobelPeacePrizewithamancalledKailashSatyarthi.Bothfightforchildrenandyoungpeopleandtheirrightstoeducation.
TodayMalalaYousafzaiisapoliticallyactivewoman,too.
That’stheextraordinarystoryofMalala.
Ihopeyouenjoyedit!
