But now activist Malala Yousafzai is finally enjoying a slice of normal life. In 2014, the then-17-year-old activist became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner. Between recovering from her near-fatal injuries, travelling the world to campaign for women’s rights and promoting her book and documentary, Pakistan-born Malala had little time to hang out with people her age. “Muslim girls or Pashtun girls or Pakistani girls, when we follow our traditional dress we're considered to be oppressed or voiceless or living under patriarchy. She’s already scored a lucrative deal with Apple TV + that will see the streaming company release documentaries about girls’ education and women’s rights, as well as comedies, animation and children’s series.

Source: News 24 June 02, 2021 14:37 UTC