Malala calls for action to ensure every girl can go to school from "summary" of We Are Displaced by Malala Yousafzai
Malala is a passionate advocate for girls' education. She believes that every girl, regardless of her circumstances, should have the opportunity to go to school. In her book "We Are Displaced", she shares her own story of being displaced from her home in Swat Valley, Pakistan, after the Taliban tried to kill her for speaking out against their ban on girls' education. Malala knows firsthand the challenges that girls face in accessing education, especially in conflict-affected areas. She highlights the importance of not only providing girls with the opportunity to attend school but also ensuring that they are safe while doing so. She calls for action to address the barriers that prevent girls from going to school, such as poverty, cultural norms, and d...
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