Education advocate Malala Yousafzai has returned to Pakistan to emphasize the importance of protecting girls’ right to education.
After more than two years, Malala arrived in Islamabad for a global summit on girls’ education, marking her third visit to her home country since leaving.
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She expressed her excitement about being back and highlighted the summit’s goal to unite representatives from Muslim-majority nations to address the ongoing issue of girls’ education, as millions of girls around the world remain out of school.
Malala is scheduled to speak at the event, where she plans to emphasize the critical need to protect girls’ educational rights and hold the Taliban accountable for their treatment of Afghan women and girls.
Meanwhile, Pakistan itself is grappling with an education crisis, with millions of children still unable to access education due to poverty and other societal challenges.
