Malala Yousafzai Tells World Leaders at Oslo: Books, Not Bullets

Malala Fund cofounder and education activist Malala Yousafzai urges world leaders to "be a child for a moment" "dream with no limit" for global education at her 2015 Oslo Education Summit address.
The video was made available by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Malala addressed the Oslo Education Summit in an opening remark on Tuesday July 7, 2015. For more information on the Summit: www.osloeducationsummit.no/
Read the full transcript here:

[@manalmorsi6527]

Malalah I am so proud of you. You have inspired me to be more proactive to help others and to speak out on things that are aganist basic human rights. God Bless You. From: An American Egyptian Muslim Woman.

[@pamelagonzalezmuniz2470]

Malala, thank you. For existing, for being my inspiration, for making me believe in a better world, for letting me know there's always a way to continue despite the circumstances. You are my heroine.

[@hemosangma7501]

🎉😂noor

[@vankatboinwadsir8304]

Malala "Bullets can't stop the pen". Thank you so much. . .

[@mohammadnaqibazizi6080]

Thanks dear sister you were really voice of children

[@mdmojiburrahmanmollik179]

Thank you so much malala i am So Proud of you God bless you God bless your Family

[@smartsmith6262]

malala you're such a big blessings to this generation,God bless you! I learned a lot from all your speeches,well done.

[@ekaterinavalinakova2643]

Malala, one of the bravest altruistic individuals.We need a stronger emphasis on education for ALL children. More funding for aid to help children and families with medicines, and funding for children's education. Education must be recognized as a human right that all children are entitled to. Education is one of the keys to eliminate extreme poverty. A child here in the United States who is deprived of education is just as tragic as a child in Pakistan or the Congo who is deprived of education. Less spending on military, more spending on aid for schools and education. I hope the next US president listens to what Malala says.

[@ukani5264]

Great Malala 👍

[@alihusseinmohamed6227]

Malala well done keep on continoue your significant work.

[@issackcarab2218]

malalah i pround you

[@mofazzalhossain3769]

A lot of thanks for your early contribution in the world!!!

[@ObserversEyes]

Simply fantastic.

[@sriniswardh4941]

Great speech mam

[@fdk539]

Lots of love from your motherland Pakistan.

[@tanveerali-qz6pd]

I love your dress style..... you are looking so beautiful ... God bless you

[@kerrihelsen5904]

I would like to thank Jon Stewart for letting me watch his show and to learn about Malalas story. I have been drawn into a very moving story and a great understanding of all that is right in this world if you just listen and open our minds. Thanks again . And I just had to say Jon we will miss you but you are on to bigger and better things.

[@manikkambineda9060]

Kerri Helsen

[@PriyankaYadav-vg2mr]

malala u r awesome

[@alexgeorge9698]

This a great speech. Malala has taught me new things and she has also taught me how much money the army uses on defense so thank you for your help with this dream and for this world.

[@user-my4nt2mb9b]

Malala u r great .

[@GlendaBixler]

Definitely!

[@supersense6238]

yes

[@micheleiezza9247]

POETRY FOR MALALA write my name on sea sand and if the wave that arrives you can delete I will write again with a sure hand because I look ahead and I am not afraid. I write my name and because they resist why study, learn, I am a woman and I exist WISHES FROM DEEP HEART MALALA

[@dipakpatoel8398]

Respected. Smt. Malala. Yousafzai. Ji. Malala. Ji. And. All. Those. Who. Fight. For. Humanity. Children's. Education. And. Peace. You. Are. My. Inspired. Thanks. Jay. Hind

[@muhammedmashood4545]

malala you a good

[@ballindeytarawge]

Thank you malala❤

[@safeeramalala2653]

malala yousafzai ur great sister.ur braveness is awesome..mashah allah. I hope.one day I meet u sister.i want to talk with u.i share some social issues.love u sister.all over the world.all women all mens all plls are supporting u.hope.keep going sister.

[@BilalAhmed-vr8id]

No word for admire

[@javeedramzan2970]

Malala ap k liye koye wrd nhi hai May Allah bless you

[@rollingegg2]

I written 2 books about Malala. Your help to more then a billion children suffering for education. Truly, if you weren't alive, More than billions of people will never get a chance to get education. Some kids Haven't even learned the ABC's. Malala also supported womens right, isn't that awsome?! Oh and i saw a hate comment on a other video about Malala. WE NEED TO CHANGE THEIR BRAINS. Every child should have education. ^~^ Keep on going MALALA

[@engmohamedadow5530]

Can I have your books please

[@bilalpathan9326]

Mashallaha allaha salmat rakhy app koi 💜💜💟❣️❤❤💜

[@ackstpaulsnormain518]

You speak to me as if one on one.So young but so inspiring, You are one in a billion

[@zainshakeelshakeel4043]

Fantastic

[@JafarBlogs]

Awesome

[@vikaspandey7816]

Ur confidence drives me crazy..I wish I could meet u?

[@JafarBlogs]

Love you Malaria

[@JafarBlogs]

U go ahead we are behind of you

[@vikaspandey7816]

Helo dear..I respect u for raising ur voice against terrorism😚

[@amarzakaria1]

Malala Yousafzai is a brave, intelligent, honest, selfless, kind girl with golden heart , she has courage and ability to fight against injustice a girl with a heroic qualities but unfortunately she is not Punjabi. Pakistan is managed by Punjabi people, they don’t allowed to non-Punjabi be respected or get power in Pakistan.

[@shureymkabishar4334]

Malala my Al Mighty God pave your way of success from any obstacles

[@shakeellatif7705]

Malala Hats of you.

[@babyakter6017]

I like your talk

[@bilalpathan9326]

Superb Apna khayal Rakhna Bhout Yuri💟❣️😭👆

[@deepsohi9698]

🙂

[@sriniswardh4941]

Correct girl..

[@sriniswardh4941]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mariyainbaraj4388]

🙏💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕🙏

[@rollingegg2]

Kids all over the world suffer badly. Like part of India,Pakistan,Afghanstain, Africa, and China, most kids were forced to stay home, or work in the fields. this is horrible. my own father and mother didnt have enough money to attend college. And thats not fair. By a Chinese American girl ^~^

[@user-vl5lx6uw1z]

ดูลายเพลง.บา้นเจ้าแล้วเราดูไปและปันหามาเรามันมะทำลายเราทุกลายเราเปันคนที่ทำความดี.และคนทังโลกมาหาเราและรักเรา.ต่รไปนี้เราก่ทำมันคี่นกันทุกสิ่ง pop

[@santhoshareddy6603]

NICE GREAT

[@williamjackson2089]

Malala, you said on the 12th of July, your 18th birthday, you will stop being a child and become an adult. I don't believe that is so. The transition is gradual. In some ways you have already started doing adult things and some childish things you will take beyond your birthday. Being an adult doesn't mean you must stop having fun but with a sense of responsibility. I think there was a story of Socrates who was found playing marbles and was asked why a great philosopher such as he was playing a children's game. He replied, "The mind is like the string of a bow, if you don't relax it from time to time it will snap." This is an assumption and apologies if I'm wrong but I think that being an adopted Brummie you enjoy the freedom of being able to go out on your own. That is without your father or one of your brothers having to accompany you as would be the case in Pakistan. How do you, by that I mean governments, persuade those who cherry-pick from Islam and vehemently, violently and murderously oppose the right to education. Having got the children into school, how are they to be taught? What are they to be taught? Do you want them sat on a classroom floor rocking back and forth reciting the Qu'Ran over and over and nothing else? Should they have a choice of secular or religious education or a combination of both? Should they be victimised for their choice?

[@mysticmeg111]

William Jackson Malala was being educated in physics, mathematics, English language etc. An academic education to be sure which was continued in Birmingham. Let us wait and see what Governments decide -again -as to how education will be meted out. No government will permit an education in total logic.

[@williamjackson2089]

mysticmeg111 Thank you for your reply. You used the past tense ... was being educated in ...which was continued in Birmingham. As she is still a student there should it not have been .. is being educated in... and is continued in Birmingham? Unless you meant those were the subjects she was studying in Pakistan. I think she continues to study them here. Best wishes to her.

[@dhuuxcalwaash5786]

Malala is best grils

[@learnteach2learn729]

I thought you were not supposed to see hair at all on women in the muslim religion. Can any muslim explain to me the rule and if I am correct?

[@Fouzia]

Learn&teach2Learn we pushtoon are pushtoon first as she said she is first swati than pushtoon and than anything else.we are not Arabs so don't confuse us with Arabs or those Punjabi who were converted to Islam from the shoodar casts of Hindu by force .i know for sure u know this but are a sarcastic lunatics .

[@laxmiyadav3746]

In nepali

[@nastexodahir7160]

Cowashen 77

[@aneesshah8311]

A

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par fact mother malala

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Pakistan zindabad

[@alamali4638]

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