Malala Yousafzai UN Speech: Girl Shot in Attack by Taliban Gives Address | The New York Times

Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani student who was shot in the head by the Taliban after speaking out for education rights for girls, spoke to the U.N. Youth Assembly on her 16th birthday on Friday.
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[@bellarose1562]

EVERYONE pause at 0:33 look at that proud Father!! that just makes me so happy he's so proud of her! So much love for her in his smile, just adorable!

[@eisblatttonks7156]

I noticed him, too! I can’t even imagine how proud he must’ve been/must still be!

[@cottencandyytroadto700]

SHUT UPPPPPP

[@hamter960]

@@cottencandyytroadto700 no you

[@cottencandyytroadto700]

@@hamter960 why don’t u!

[@cottencandyytroadto700]

@isabel bovaird what about u? :) u don’t know what Malala has done!

[@polebarner1]

One book, one pen, one child and a teacher is all you need for Education and yes education is a more powerful than a bullet! My father taught me as well an education is better than a bully! Well said Malala!

[@khushiruhi2099]

I totally agree!! Well said and well done Malala

[@himaniozha9682]

Ann Jones Robbins yeah!!....

[@meramkanya2333]

Nice

[@s.r.as.r.a1892]

Wow what a wonderful speech i luv it

[@abhishekdogra8440]

Certainly agree

[@yuvethaindran7973]

I remember when I watched this video, I was 13 years old. Ever since I watched her speech and read her book, I was so inspired and scored as one of the top students in my school. 7 years later, I am studying in med school. She is truly my hero

[@Subcribeplz786]

What is the name of her book?

[@The_Moon_Is_Mine]

I am malala@@Subcribeplz786

[@nepalisibtaff5013]

i am a nepalese student in class 11. we are learning this speech as first chapter of english book .. and the chapter name is Education and Humanity. respect for malala.

[@pramu_]

Me too😌

[@JustAnotherSunny]

Absolutely amazing! She's done so much with her life already

[@sanavishimpi9e804]

true. God bless u malala.u r strong, courageous, and really special. respect u a lot

[@aritajohnson5303]

Malala is strong Brave and independent

[@6b11annaneelima2]

👎

[@milkxtee]

Malala is truly an inspiration. Without her, the rights of girls’ education and equality for all in Pakistan wouldn’t be possible. Her words are well spoken and she makes such an impact on viewing how valuable education can be. Thank you Malala for changing my perspective in life, making me grateful for everything I have, and protecting the legacy of education among others. :) ❤️ #malalafund

[@sierraperkins8700]

its 2020 and we still talk about this angel god bless yo malala

[@aarlion356]

when she mentioned mohamed and jesus peace up on them my eyes ended up with tears God bless you malaala

[@subalama7874]

she mention peace of Lord Buddha as well

[@Ash.e__Mayy]

Capitalize the word Jesus for it is disrespectful for Christians

[@hungtheheroluu]

@@subalama7874 I’m a Buddhist as well. May Buddha bless her, her dreams, her compassion, and her family.

[@Siuu206]

Buddha also

[@mr.m.sivaramachandran3083]

I love her

[@quinnnguyen115]

:28 her father is so incredibly proud

[@TheClahey]

And many trying not to tear up. (me, too.)

[@MrPakiboy91]

Obviously Now UK nationality holder that's why

[@anitaprasai9228]

Education changes many things around this world. I really appreciate and admire Malala and her family because growing up in such a place with those hard situations, no one could even think of being so strong and raise voice against the norms and values. You turned out to a great role-model, Malala. The way you raised your hand to bring change was really brave and amazing! Great respect & hatsoff to your outstanding work Malala.

[@rockingprabakaran4880]

1000% TRUE . My English teacher told me about it! 1like -- 1 respect for malala Them for liking

[@achammathomas8663]

.Here I'm bunking classes while there are people like them out there.kinda feel ashamed...

[@therealeben]

One of the best speeches I've ever heard. Composed, compasionate and well thought out. This is a leader in the making.

[@guneetsandhu2974]

I too appreciated her when I heard this 8 years back... but now in 2021 I realize that she "preaches" till its time to practice !!

[@Libbeeee]

AWWW LOOK AT HER FATHER all happy and proud omg 0:32

[@r.omi98]

Malala is so amazing! I feel so blessed to have someone like her in this world. She's truly an inspiration to me an many more!

[@johnccarpenterpianist9800]

I admire this young lady much more than I could ever say.

[@Normeen_Crime_News]

Ayoh

[@Normeen_Crime_News]

She is a top student l

[@khushisayz]

Same here ✨

[@N0Y0urATube]

she has the gift of speech, a true leader of tomorrow

[@treesap3656]

So true

[@user-ru9wf4yx7r]

She should be a president when she grows up

[@azibbashir5723]

Ab kya khty ho is ko kya banana chaya

[@ms.playboyinternational393]

@@user-ru9wf4yx7r it's disgusting how your comment had no likes when I first checked it. People don't support women as leaders. Sexist idiots.

[@alien9209]

Love from India..

[@darkgreenleafable]

Almost brought me to tears: truly wonderful words that come from living a life in an unnecessary cruel world. Stay strong out there everyone!

[@humanbeing12848]

Great respect dear..love from India❤

[@teacherlili9523]

Education and values can change many things around the world. I admire Malala and her family because growing up in a place with those so hard situations and rise the hand to express a change is really brave and amazing.

[@Chikotee]

A very moving speech. Malala is definitely an inspiration to every women in the world.

[@zerchariahalighieri8288]

Honestly that was the best and brightest speech I have ever heard. It's impossible not to pay attention.

[@nanalee3683]

I hope and pray the words from this phenomenal girl mouth goes in everyone's ears.Such a intelligent,young,strong lady.You can't help but listen and cry loud.

[@shefuyogi]

great malala...i m from india,,,,my sister i love you go ahead god bless you...

[@eliasfeir235]

Im watching this while reading your book and i think that you are an amazing person

[@lulumarjan1611]

Same

[@sherlyninan4580]

Me too...

[@mrrajeshharryram45]

Samee

[@dafnigalani2889]

Same

[@anikazarin2871]

Same.

[@RevivingwithMansi]

A true example of Humanity & compassion. A very pure and Brave Soul.

[@joshuadotson6415]

Listening to this brilliant, hopeful 16yr old girl speak reinforced my thoughts of how small and petty most of our problems are in comparison to her and many other people around the world. We need to forget politics and special interests. Be brothers and sisters of the world. Lets just move forward and quit pointing fingers as a society and in Government. Try and make each day better than the day before.

[@marijasd4263]

The girl at 4:28 who is staring at her phone doesnt deserve to listen to her speech ...

[@dnl5890]

Absolutely agree, but perhaps before we judge her, maybe we might not understand the context. She seemed to be apart of a school service so perhaps she might be typing down the speech? Probably not byt still

[@kunjimuhammedvelloor8597]

mārījā sd happy

[@jayasunuraj2513]

ya its true

[@unlucky5442]

Maybe she's a journalist and is typing down parts of the speech.

[@kavinderkumar7229]

Maybe, she was typing something important... We can't and should'nt judge someone by circumstances......Or she must be pointing the parts of the speech that Malala spoke...🙌👍🙂💯✨

[@tesfaalone1910]

I learned about her in high school 6-7years ago.....I love this girl. She is a hero!

[@mosseater333]

I read about her and she’s a huge inspiration! So proud of you, Malala! 💚

[@shabirsaie5714]

i proud of you

[@shashimeena4369]

awesome speech !! we all girls have to become like malala.

[@horsehelp4you]

The men are like meh, whilst the women are captivated, as am I. She is such an inspiration I have no words

[@heenasharma2596]

She is special. Pakistan is a lucky nation indeed.

[@Avicerox]

Not exactly. Many Pakistanis hate her for simply this. The think that she is a traitor. But the real enemies are Talibam,

[@sippingonmytea3132]

Rohail Aitzaz no we don’t lmao we love her

[@Avicerox]

@@sippingonmytea3132 I didn't say every one does. I just said many Pakistanis do.

[@somdeepkundu2506]

Not only Pakistanis we Indians feel proud for her. She is our sister. ❤️

[@irigm6132]

Well I'm Pakistani, and most of Pakistani hate her reason for that hate is their own inferiority complex. They are suspicious about that how could such small girl can be this intelligent. It is beyond their understanding and calling it drama of west. Most of those people who think she lied is those who never has achieved anything in their lives. They always question how could women of such age writes a book.

[@gaming_with_rachit_tyagi9088]

Education is the most important and beautiful part of our life 😊☺🙏🙏 Malala Yousafzai is a brave Pakistani girl who wants to encourage everyone to be educated🎓... She is such a inspiration for us.... Great job💯👍👏... Every girl should be like Malala Yousafzai... ☺😊 we are really feel proud of her.... Respect all girls and educate all girls😊😊

[@Paramore7NSN7Swift]

I think everyone should watch this. I'm so happy that she overcame her injury and now she's back, stronger than ever.

[@rijuanariji8209]

left me in tears. 😢😢

[@kavinderkumar7229]

I was having goosebumps... You are an inspiration to all of us Malala... 👏💯🌠👍🙂

[@universalmail4089]

you inspire me so much, make my eyes and minds open a little wider than before thank you Malala

[@gray5946]

i lowkey cried when I watched this,

[@maheshk8350]

Her Father and mother are very proud of her.

[@fidaa1078]

You're Truly Amazing..!💗 May Allah bless youh!🖤

[@gauravkushwaha1405]

MALALA u are so mature at just sixteen years,u inspire millions of children who have got an ambition ,dream to do big.Lots of love and respect TO u from INDIA.

[@hrishikaarunimabhattachary67]

The way her father is smiling is the best thing I ever saw! He is so proud of her daughter! The glittering eyes says it all ❤️❤️

[@fatumaadan9070]

M.anshaalh such a young and inspiring girl..may God bless you and fullfil your dreams

[@suethinker852]

I'm on train and crying. What a speech!

[@vimalrajs4292]

malala i respect first muslim women you this is for your honesty mam,

[@hazratbilalzakhel9776]

Thanks u very much from your speech.

[@user-cx3cz4mv5b]

Long live Malala. You r the inspiration for thousands of the people who are fighting for their rights. May God give you strength to continue in your beautiful and glorious path!!!

[@timclarinlazaro6163]

#Amin

[@ramsahodarvaishya7268]

When my teacher told me about Malala , I'm very excited to read and learn about Malala. 😊

[@cmalafis1]

Malaga that was so brave of you to stand up to the Taliban when there are so many of them and one of you.You are the bravest 16 year old ever and you should be proud of that.:-)

[@abdirahmanadan2198]

We realise the importance of our voice when we are silenced. I felt that when she said it.

[@murtzmusic3291]

the main message is that the is thankful she is alive. She thanks the doctor that saved her life, God, and her friend. I think she is really brave and is a true miracle.

[@mariajosecorralrodriguez7221]

amazing, moving speech! go ahead for children rigths!

[@clairesmith1216]

She is an amazing and inspiring person I can finally hear her beautiful voice echoing though the stadiom.

[@juanjuanfive6805]

I'd bet she could be such a good president, more smart as a child then all the people in the U.S. Government.

[@subhashchander5766]

She is a girl who is superstar in my eyes

[@henryarero]

Be Peaceful and Love everyone

[@nicoleturner4992]

Very powerful speech and I pray that God bless this county and the people!

[@tm-pd3lv]

Dear brothers and sisters, we want schools and education for every child's bright future. We will continue our journey to our destination of peace and education. No one can stop us. We will speak up for our rights and we will bring change through our voice. We believe in the power and the strength of our words. Our words can change the whole world because we are all together, united for the cause of education. And if we want to achieve our goal, then let us empower ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. Dear brothers and sisters, we must not forget that millions of people are suffering from poverty, injustice and ignorance. We must not forget that millions of children are out of their schools. We must not forget that our sisters and brothers are waiting for a bright, peaceful future. So let us wage, so let us wage a glorious struggle against illiteracy, poverty and terrorism, let us pick up our books and our pens, they are the most powerful weapons. One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. Education is the only solution. Education first. Thank you.

[@sapanashrestha3684]

ok..........

[@agathasilva4183]

Essa garota é um grande exemplo para todos nós ! Que ela consiga alcançar todos os seus objetivos na vida estarei torcendo por você Malala .

[@ntsstars5759]

This kind of conversational inspiration for the future is one of the best speeches I have ever received

[@sports-cc4126]

Malala Yousufjai is really a legendary girl Lots of love and respect for Malala Yousufjai Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@arialili2009]

I have the most highest respect to you my sister. You are completely an inspiration!

[@spaghettiyeti6408]

Shame on the youth delegate texting at around 4:30. You have the honour of hearing first hand from a girl as courageous as Malala, an inspiration for all young people, and you'd rather text?! It depresses me that people won't break away from their screens for anything. I understand that as UN representatives they probably have a lot of business calls and texts, but couldn't that wait for 20 minutes? This is an incredible speech, and in my opinion everyone should aspire to have the passion for education, bravery and forgiveness that Malala possesses.

[@karladussan7001]

It may not be the case. There s people that reports online live by tweeting the passages of the speeches.

[@spaghettiyeti6408]

I suppose that's true, I admit that I was assuming, but I guess it just seems bizarre to me that we constantly have to be recording everything live and constantly reporting by the minute instead of enjoying the moment itself and reporting back afterwards, if that makes sense? Then again, what do I know! :)

[@karladussan7001]

I know... but that is something that has been increasing unstoppably with the new media. Like in the case of the kidnapped girls in Nigeria: just until a hashtag was massively retweeted, other human sectors did not get openly involved. It makes one thinks to what point media indeed helps and to what point it doesnt.

[@spaghettiyeti6408]

I agree! I think that often media focuses on the wrong things - so many young people now are more interested in celebrity selfies than in what's happening in the world around them. Media is a powerful tool when put to good purpose but it can also be a massive distraction, unfortunately!

[@417Owsy]

i know this is old, but it could be part of the press sending this to social media

[@only_ranjeet]

Anybody watching in 2021 ? Or alone 🤔

[@Riverie05]

I am literally crying:)

[@lilylanoue]

so powerful, true beauty.

[@seidhasse2161]

You are realy great my little sister. We love you!

[@ghanshyamojha5367]

I'm from Nepal. Nepal's class 11 english have given this Malala speech so i'm here listen this speech and it is very great full and Adorable speech💜💜 Nepali vaye hajir humta🤧💜

[@mysteriouscounselling6202]

Nothing change in my life.. weakness, fear, and hopelessness died.. strength, power, and courge was born.. thnqq malala..

[@niceraja2689]

T

[@TheSidishere]

lovely! respect from india...:)

[@carminrodriguez7403]

May God bless you malala!

[@marcellomawlot1133]

Thank you mala mala......even you will go from this planet,your voice will remain to this planet and let your voice echoe to each and every one who listen your voice

[@kavinderkumar7229]

She is the true example of a courageous, strong, brave Girl..... And ONE BOOK, ONE PEN,ONE CHILD, ONE TEACHER really can change the WORLD🌍...Well said Malala!!🙌👏💯✨👍💐🥀🌈✨🌠🌌🦄🍍🎉🎊🎀🎈💎👑

[@jonrose7687]

Thank you Malala - you have inspired me to action and I hope you inspire many more. Your speech will be remembered as one of the all time greatest speeches of all time. You are a bright shining light for all to follow...

[@godkabir]

She is good very good but she has not done much in her life and will never cause there is no limit for good thing and a great contribution. Love this kind of women who fight for others without caring about their life and always want to do great and you have to and all people in this world too. Dont ever give up out of fear.

[@dhinutrainer6404]

I really proud of you dear .. towards loves from TN, India

[@sabirahmed6708]

Education changes many things in the world !! God blessed you !!

[@mylahwillow5061]

14:46 "And if we want to achieve," 7:34 "The wise saying....," 7:08 " We realize the importance of light.." 3:20 "Their rights to live in peace..." 11:56 "We call upon the world leaders..." 15:06 "We must not forget...." 15:53 "One child, one teacher..."

[@Shadanmirza2014]

Proud of you Ms. Malala, for standing out loud & firm with your true ambitions. I think you are one of a blessed daughter for having such a leading father . You have taken a position where he wanted to see you one day, Mashallah.

[@dharmendrapal2793]

thank you malala to provide me a path of my life,we all together can change many children life#love from INDIA❤❤❤I salute your courage

[@ahmadhassankano8437]

God bless you From Nigeria

[@waterwolf8864]

may Allah strengthen u Malala and amen 👍

[@tauhidislam2481]

Amazing girl and the best girl in the world

[@junjunrandybonifacio5031]

Hello there my friend. My teacher say this words to me, when I was at school. That in Education, you better; Read Today, and Lead tomorrow. I'm happy to see You never Lose. May the Peace lead us for our future. We have to start now.

[@waqasazram4800]

YA Allah Pak Rahama 😢😭😓 show everyone's right way INsha'Allah ameen summameen from Pakistan 😭🤲😭

[@abdullahshamim2790]

She is the living "Anne Frank" of Pakistan.

[@abdullahshamim2790]

classic ways of perception...

[@winterwackoreborn3864]

The key word here is "living"

[@pasteldreams5685]

Aєtєяиα ❤ U are trash

[@pasteldreams5685]

Anne Frank is not trash

[@rinoxalis4445]

Aєtєяиα ❤ that is disrespectful!

[@bikrambista7295]

She is a power of education for the people who are far from the education...

[@ThakurGangaSingh1947]

I'm from india . I have no words what should I say , tears are coming out of my eyes l love you sister I'm touching your feet 🙏❤️🇮🇳

[@Shyama9313]

I learned a lot from malala that we should not give up. We should always do struggle for get our goal because a 🖋, a child, a teacher and a 📙 can be change of world. We should not be silent.

[@Itsyourgirl_paw1]

I heard of her story and still love this video and she is so brave to speak in front a group of people..I’m proud of her..

[@shaziapandit3115]

May Allah strengthen u Malala 👍

[@pankit31072009]

I am crying and I am so grateful that I got chance to get educated. She is so brave. God bless

[@karthikgaming2277]

How daringly she said wowww!!!

[@nithinchandrabehera4811]

Thanks malala.. how much love people's of the world into conversation.......

[@samyakpandit1185]

Hats off!

[@maddy4908]

thank you Malala. you are an inspiration, and i aspire to have the strength you do. ❤️

[@juhikumari5032]

Highly impressed and inspired by her speech..real example of women power ✨💜

[@user-fy5fp1jc4o]

One child,one teacher,one pen,and one book can change the world❤️💜

[@sunithasunitha8920]

Hi