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Malala Yousafzai Pakistani teenager who was shot in the head by Taliban when she was 14 years old because she was brave to speak out about education and women right in her country. Therefore, the Taliban issued a law stating that no girls’ may go to school. Malala was living in war and was very paranoid, and also, When the Taliban took control of the Swat Valley in Pakistan, one girl spoke out. Malala Yousafzai refused to be silenced and battled for her right to an education.

She also felt the need to tell Amir about her past before their marriage to make sure he still wants to marry her. She begins to  hate Afghan culture because of how they treats women differently. While ranting about it she tells

When Marjane and her father pick her up, she is in tears. Two fundamentalists had approached her whilst she was waiting for her husband to pick her up. They threatened her that if she does not wear the hijab at all times like most Islamic women do, she would be raped losing her individuality. According to the regime, woman needed to be covered from head to toe and not be seen expressing their thoughts. C.

The young girl is named Malala Yousafzai, and she is going to make the world think twice. Malala is a young girl from Pakistan who lived a normal life until the Taliban took control over the swat valley. It became dangerous and difficult for girls to attend to school because of the Taliban. Militant extremists destroyed several schools where girls went, to make the women ignorant and obedient.

During this flight some of the slaves die. “Sethe is stopped after she cuts two-year-old Beloved’s throat with a hand saw. The child dies” (Kubitschek, 117). Sethe doesn’t want “…her children to be taken back into slavery…” (Matus, 104)

Through these dangerous times, one girl remained unafraid of the men who wanted her way of life to change drastically. This girl’s name is Malala. Once a small girl, she is now an advocate for girls’ rights everywhere, and she has become a role model for many young people striving for an education, including myself. Malala’s personal

The reason Khaled Hosseini wrote A Thousand Splendid Suns was to tell the abuses that the people of Afghanistan, mostly women, had to endure. Hosseini shows the readers this by using the lives of Mariam and Laila. He made these women to help the reader understand the sadistic part of the world. Hosseini gives us a new lease on life, from the horrible lives these women had to live through. I would have liked to recommend A Thousand Splendid Suns to anyone, but because of such adult themes like abuse and murder I think it shouldn’t be given the faint of heart and to anyone younger than thirteen years old.

These men were Islamic and they wanted women’s rights to go to school to be taken away, so they made it their mission to burn down schools and kill men and women alike who went against their interpretation of Islamic law. Malala only a teenager at the time helped foster change in her in her country for women’s rights. Malala was a leader

The Talibs said that he was a liar and a theif like all Hazaras and requested him to get his family out of the house by sun set furthermore requested that him bow, as when he did so they shot him in the once again of the head Hassan 's child, Sohrab, was allowed to sit unbothered, he was taken in by a family companion until he was put into a shelter and sold

From the beginning, she makes it apparent that the new law of women needing to wear a veil over their hair due to the revolution was very unfair and unnecessary. As a child, Marjane didn’t fully understand why they had to do this. After the veil law was put in place, her non-religious boys and girls school was changed to a religious school where boys and girls were split up. Many, many women did not like the new rule of the veil, so much that once protests began, women were arrested for not wearing the veil. Fashion moved from ideas taken from western culture to more conservative, like the veils or the full body dresses women had to wear.

, Laila is determined to leave Kabul. She asks Mariam to come with her and Tariq to Pakistan, but Mariam refuses. If Mariam were to leave, the Taliban would search for both of them to find the murderer, but Mariam cannot let the children live in such danger. She also could not look at Zalmai every day knowing she had killed his father. Laila and Zalmai pick up Aziza and leave town.

The reporter stated Lakirahs’ mother told her if she told anyone what happened she would kill her and doesn’t care if she dies anyway; Lakirah is afraid to go home this afternoon after school lets out. The reporter stated that the family has previous history with DHS and after the interview, the child’s parents got her again. Ms. Cullop also expressed concerns for a bruise seen on the child’s neck and looks like someone may have grabbed her but Lakirah told her she ran into a

Bell says ' ' “My desires were often made to seem worthless and stupid.” Also, she says , ' ' learned to mistrust and silence them” ( Hooks, 1) in these quotes , Hook 's mother would make her wants “seem worthless and stupid . This is

Kirksey said her religious beliefs made her approval of the change impossible, and she felt that she had a duty to protect the girl from possible bullying and help dozens of other children and their parents, who she said deserved to be told about the change. She said those beliefs cost her a job. One day, she wanted to be a girl, the next day she wanted to be a boy,” Kirksey told FOX26. “The other kids are confused as well, calling her a boy and she would start screaming, ‘I’m not a boy!’” “I don’t think we should be talking to other people’s children who are under the age of 18 about being transgender,” she said.

Imagine waking up everyday, thinking of not having your village there anymore, and not having your family with you because the Taliban had destroyed the village and killed your family. The Taliban in Under the Persimmon Tree, by Suzanne Fisher Staples, are like the real life Taliban. The Taliban terrorize people 's daily lives, the Taliban do not let children do things that most children do around the world. The setting of the book is Afghanistan/Pakistan. Najmah is the main character who losses her brother and father when the Taliban took them to fight for them.