Teen Activist Malala Urges Women to 'Speak Up'

March 8, 2014

"My message to women and girls all around the world is that they should speak up for their rights. Because when you do not speak up our voices are not heard, but if we want to see a bright future then we must speak." …read full story
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  5. Reply  

    Pieter Hibma

    March 8, 2014

    Speak up but remember communication is 80% listening 20% speaking. No jargon, shouting or swearing. Articulate the truth.

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    Chorum Ventus

    March 8, 2014

    It is hard to understand how those people who kill and try to kill others for just saying what they think, do not realize that they are the ones who are actually doing the evil act. 

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    Corina Farser

    March 8, 2014

    Jendhamuni sos goodnight I love.  It women do need to speak up and stop being taken advantage of

  14. Reply  

    Rick Carter

    March 8, 2014

    I admire and respect her so much.  So wise.

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    Assad Bangash

    March 8, 2014

    Malala is dirty bitch who is just spoiling the name of Pakistan

  24. Reply  

    Daniel Edet

    March 8, 2014

    +Assad Bangash , do you really know what your saying?  I don't think you know, i bet you she is doing a good work

  26. Reply  

    Assad Bangash

    March 8, 2014

    No you don't know tje truth thats y r praising her whenever u know the truth u will also call her a dirty bitch

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    Daniel Edet

    March 8, 2014

    Please keep it up, your a voice to the voiceless to our young girls world over, particularly those who are denied the basic  education in name of tradition. Malala my children are proud of you.

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    Assad Bangash

    March 8, 2014

    There are no restriction on education for girls in pakistan malala is showing the false picture of Pakistan she is not proudable she is just spoiling the name of Pakistan

  32. Reply  

    Assad Bangash

    March 8, 2014

    As per malala pakistani girls are not getting the good education and she rais the voice against it but my dear fellow its just not like that most of the girl in Pakistan getting good education

  33. Reply  

    Praveen Reddy

    March 8, 2014

    we r all support to malala then she reached her goal.

  34. Reply  

    Arshad Mehmood

    March 8, 2014

    They are Displaying the bad image of Pakistan through mullalla it's not the appreciation for us!

  35. Reply  

    Nandini Joshi

    March 8, 2014

    Malala is beautiful girl and studious girl may god bless her for what she had done for the girls nd women's right ……..luv u malala

  38. Reply  

    John Kirkpatrick

    March 8, 2014

    God has given us the Freedom to do all things; the problem is, We let Freedom, make Free with us. Therefore, the people of the earth are trapped in the predicaments they themselves make, which is usually unpleasant. Too many people try to change the world, to everyones misfortune and sadness …. amen ?

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    David Langcake

    March 9, 2014

    Unfortunately in Pakistan not many Women dare make comments !

  48. Reply  

    Shadrack Shemu

    March 9, 2014

    n no one who gonna speak 4 u 'as ur initiator and perfomer of ur succes'

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    nuel iruka

    March 9, 2014

    +Assad Bangash Assad Bangash,you are the kind that kill people because of religion!how could you call an innocent girl a thirty bitch?she could have been your daughter…I watch on news how innocent people are been murdered in Pakistan,where were you when she was shot in the head?are you insinuating she shouldn't express her motives?Pakistan will be a better country only if people like you would join Malala,to speak for justice. Long live Pakistan.

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    prodip haloi

    March 9, 2014

    Malala,l wish her wealthy & healthy future,a super ideal girl for all time..

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    Assad Bangash

    March 9, 2014

    i m not that type of guy who kill people for religion but malala is not showing true picture there is no issue in Pakistan regarding girls education then y she is getting credit for that issue plz don t support malala she is playing in the hands of those who are enemy of Pakistan

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    Stephen Waterhouse

    March 10, 2014

    If I were younger I'd tattoo a likeness of Malala Yousafzai on my right shoulder (because she is clearly on the side of right) and a tattoo of Pope Francis on my left shoulder (if only for his seeming embrace of South American-style liberation theology).  In a world dominated by money and politics, greed and corruption, cowardice and sin, these two alone provide me with true hope.  With Mandela passed away I can think of no others on the world stage today who we can look to for such moral guidance.

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    Sattar Gul

    March 10, 2014

    Why not understand every body ….this mala want a big  Dick .I am Pakistani and I am understand this

  69. Reply  

    Devi alankara

    March 10, 2014

    Malala is a best muslim girl I ever seen….she knows womens rights that's the main thing all women's sholud know that

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