Malala inaugurates the library of Birmingham

People gather outside The Library of Birmingham on its opening day in Birmingham central England on September 3, 2013. The library was officially opened by Malala Yousafzai, the 16-year-old Pakistani advocate for girls education who was shot in the head by the Taliban in 2012.

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sana

Sep 03, 2013 09:31pm

i don't think that as a Pakistani by Malala we grow up our image front the Europe, this is a big slap for every pakistani that we can't even save her life against the terirism , or goverment could not able of this that to fullfil the desires or the basic need of education of every pakistani in this country. she beg it in abroad .

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Imran

Sep 04, 2013 02:53am

Malala has done us proud. Doing her part in the cause of girl's right to education with dignity and grace. Any father would be proud to have a daughter like her. British people deserve to be thanked for being so gracious.

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Nizamuddin Ali Ahmad

Sep 04, 2013 05:38pm

The Britishers and USA are trying to make Be-Nazir out of Malala. Good luck gentlemen.

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European

Sep 04, 2013 06:32pm

Malala is European. She has a British passport and subscribes to the Western values such as individual freedom. So it is wrong to call her a Pakistani prodigy, she is British.

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Ramesh

Sep 05, 2013 04:51am

She is really brave to stand for Pakistani girls' education rights, in spite of nearly being killed by terrorists. BTW, baby fat on her cheeks suggest that she is enjoying British cuisine. :)

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M A Hussain

Sep 05, 2013 10:38am

@Nizamuddin Ali Ahmad: As if Benazir had anything to do with education and rights of women.

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azmat khan

Sep 05, 2013 08:04pm

@Nizamuddin Ali Ahmad: What is wrong in that?

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usmanjn13

Sep 06, 2013 08:02am

What about Malalas who died in the drone attack in American Terror attacks ????????????????? This is only defaming Pakistan face infront of the World.

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