Malala Yousufzai this week
15-year-old Pakistani blogger, Malala Yousufzai, has made a
remarkable recovery after being shot in the head and neck by the Taliban, for
daring to state women should have the right to an education in her nation.
Yousufzai was flown by helicopter to Birmingham, England, where she received
excellent care and is now on the mend.
A photo was handed out to the press, revealing Malala reading
from a book (see photo posted above). It's great to see she is alive and on the
road to recovery. People should be free to peacefully express their thoughts as
she did, without fear of retaliation and reprisals. Malala is being nominated
for a Nobel Prize and the Judiciary Report is of the belief she deserves it.
Here's hoping she will have a bright and safe future.
STORY SOURCE
UK campaigners call for Nobel Prize for shot Pakistani girl
Yousufzai was unconscious and fighting for her life when she was flown to Britain a month ago but the hospital in Birmingham where she is being treated says she is recovering well. On Friday it released photographs of Yousufzai reading a book and clutching a white teddy bear, dark bruises covering her eyelids. She appeared serious and focused on her reading, her hair covered with a bright pink-and-white scarf...
