Все мы знаем еще с уроков истории,

Все мы знаем еще с уроков истории, что у жителей Восточной Европы есть религиозные запреты на образование, особенно это касается женского пола. Да и в целом процесс получение образования у них намного сложнее чем у жителей Западной Европы. В то время как для нас образование является выбором, кстати говоря, выбор который мы не ценим, у многих жителей Западной Европы это выбора даже может и не быть.
На одном из уроков истории нам был приведен пример пакистанской девочки, по имени Малала.
В своем эссе я приведу этот же пример.
Эта история произошла в 2012 году в Пакистане, в маленькой долине Сват. Малалы Юсуфзай родилась и жила там. В то время талибская группировка оккупировала город и вела ожесточённые расстрелы. Тогда было объявлено о закрытии всех школ для девочек, это считалось харамом и оскорблением ислама – а также свирепый джихад. Но не смотря на это Малала научилась ходить в школу, пряча свои учебники под одеждой, она продолжала учиться, добиваться успехов и даже начала выступать с публичными речами в поддержку образования, которые помогал писать ее отец. К 12 годам, она уже вела собственный блог для BBC, рассказывая в нем о своей жизни.
В 2009 году семья Малалы была вынуждена покинуть этот пограничный район. Они направились в Пешавар, где Малала давала радиоинтервью, встретилась с послом Ричардом Холбруком (Richard Holbrooke), где ей исполнилось 13 лет и она продолжала выступать в защиту права девочек на образование.

Вернувшись в родной город они обнаружили что школа захвачена. Но Малала продолжала учиться и бороться за права девушек на образование.
В 15 летнем возрасте девочка получила выстрел в голову, пострадав одна за целое поколение. . Изуродованная до неузнаваемости пулей боевика, Малала была в срочном порядке доставлена сначала в Пешавар, потом в Равалпинди и, наконец, в Бирмингем, где доктора восстановили ее поврежденный череп и лицо. Но ее улыбка никогда уже не будет прежней.
Малала никогда не скрывала своего лица – ни в тот момент, когда талибский боевик ворвался в школьный автобус, ни в тот момент, когда она выступила перед членами ООН в июле и вновь повторила свой призыв, на этот раз уже немного громче.

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We all know from the lessons of history, that the inhabitants of Eastern Europe there are religious restrictions on education, especially for women. The whole process of education they have is much more complex than that of the inhabitants of Western Europe. While for us education is a choice, by the way, a choice that we don't appreciate, many inhabitants of Western Europe, this choice may not be even.One of the lessons of history, we showed an example of Pakistani girls on behalf of Malalas. In his essay, I will give the same example. This story took place in the year 2012 in Pakistan, in the small valley of Swat. Malala Yusufzai was born and lived there. At that time, the Taliban's group occupied the town and led fierce shooting. Then it was announced the closure of all schools for girls, it was considered Haraam and an affront to Islam, as well as ferocious Jihad. But despite this Malalas learned to walk to school, hiding their own textbooks under your clothes, she continued to learn, to Excel and even started to make public speeches in support of education, who helped write her father. For 12 years, she already has its own blog for BBC, telling him about their lives.In 2009, the family was forced to leave the Malala border area. They headed to Peshawar, where India has given radio interviews, met with Ambassador Richard Holbrooke (Richard Holbrooke), where she was 13 years old and she continued to advocate for the right of girls to education.After returning to his home town, they found that the school held. But India continued to learn and fight for the rights of girls to education.At 15 years old girl was shot in the head, suffering a whole generation. . Battered beyond recognition by militants, India was urgently taken first to Peshawar, Rawalpindi and then, finally, in Birmingham, where doctors repaired her damaged skull and face. But her smile will never be the same.Malalas never hid his face-not as talibskij gunman burst into a school bus, or at the time when she addressed the UN in July, and reiterated its call, this time a little louder.

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We all know the lessons of history, that the inhabitants of Eastern Europe there is a religious bans on education, especially as regards women.Yes, on the whole the process to receive education to them is much more difficult than the inhabitants of Western Europe. At the time, as well as for us education is a choice, as a matter of fact, the choice that we do not appreciate,For many of the inhabitants of Western Europe this choice may even not be.
on one of the lessons of history we have been following is an example Pakistani girls, on behalf Nasrah Salem Al-malalha.
IN his essay I will cite this same example.
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