There was a girl who used to live in Pakistan, in a town called Swat Valley. In her childhood she had to face the appalling reality of being a woman in Pakistan. Her name is Malala. Every day was dangerous for Malala, because talibans didn't admit the presence of women in schools. Once, on a bus, the worst was going to happen: a taliban got on and asked "Who is.. Malala!?". Nobody answered, nobody talked... but all the children moved their sight toward the little Malala. The taliban took off his weapon and shooted the poor child, wounded but survived! This meant a change in her life, after that she moved in Birmingham. Now, like Aung San Suu Kyi, she's fighting for equality and rights for women, far from her homeland. For this battle she wrote a book called "I am Malala" to let people know what is happening,"not here but now". (Cit. this last sentence is a motto of Amnesty International for their activity against violation of rights, violance and indifference.
Fighting for women rights in Pakistan, "I am Malala".