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Petition: Malala Secured 12 Years Education For Girls And Boys

It was last year, October 22nd, 2015 that Malala’s petition posted the press release of a successful campaign – requesting the Global Partnership for Education provide free and safe education for girls worldwide. Support poured in on behalf of education for all; and on the day the petition closed, 1,108,071 people worldwide stood #withMalala.

confirmed victoryNot only did her petition surpass its goal of one-million signatures, but because Malala gave a voice to the girls in Syria and Nigeria for example, together they secured the education funding requested. The Global Partnership for Education announced its plans to support and expand to a full twelve years of primary and secondary education for even the poorest children and youth.

“My courageous friend, sixteen year-old Muzoon from Syria, goes from tent to tent in her refugee camp in Jordan encouraging girls to stay in school. My sister Amina from the North of Nigeria, where Boko Haram threatens girls for simply wanting to learn, mentors younger girls who continue to want to go to school,” writes Malala.

Malala Quote: One child, one book, and one pen can change the world.
One child, one book, and one pen can change the world.

In Malala’s words: “None of this would have been possible without your support. Because of you, many more of our sisters around the world will now have the chance to receive an education. Your support will have an enormous impact on their lives, the lives of their families, their communities, their countries, and the world. Thank you for standing #withMalala and raising your voice for millions of girls around the globe. Together our voices can change the world.

“In September, world leaders will commit to 12 years of free, safe, quality primary and secondary education for every girl and every boy in the new United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This commitment holds tremendous promise for my sisters demanding more for their lives. But a commitment only counts if a commitment is kept. The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) must lead the way in upholding this commitment, just as it has led way in supporting 9 years of education for millions of children to date.

“The GPE is a major funder of education in some of the world’s poorest countries. It makes possible incredible work to help students all over the world, every day. When countries give money in foreign aid for education lots of it goes to the GPE, and in December its Board of Directors will determine how that money will be used by over 60 nations around the world.”

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Read our Intern’s article about Malala’s struggles and achievements: Malala – Education Key To Girl’s Future.

Watch the video ‘He Named Me Malala’ in our Documentaries section: He Named Me Malala.

Documentary: A Gift To Girls “He Named Me Malala”

malala-map.of where she livesMalala Yousafzai, a winner of millions of hearts, sacrifices herself for children worldwide. Even as a young child she talked like an experienced woman of 40 years. She has never allowed adversity to stop her, and at every stage of life, she has spoken for children’s rights.

Malala was born in the “Swat Valley” KPK province of Pakistan, she started going to school when she was five-years-old. She was stopped from getting an education when she was nine-years-old in 2007. when the Taliban besieged her country. She publicly spoke out, and fought to get the right to education back for herself, and other children around her; since then she never sits down for a moment.

This is her story.

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Malala Quote: One child, one book, and one pen can change the world.You can still read our Intern Keemia’s article Malala – Education Key To Girl’s Future in our News section.

On the 9th of October 2012, she was attacked on a school bus when she was coming back from school, and thus, the incident sparked the entire world in minutes. From a president of a country to a common person, everyone was praying for her health and fast recover, and she again won her life. She got back her life. She was hurt a lot, but somehow she is back.

When she came ut from coma, she first asked for her books, and when she didn’t find her books, she started weeping and asked “where are my books?” [01]

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