14-Year-Old Female Blogger Shot In The Head By The Taliban Not Out Of The Woods

Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old girl shot in the head and neck by the Taliban, for writing in her blog that she and other females in Pakistan should be able to get an education, is not out of the woods. She is resting comfortably in a hospital in Britain, but the impact of the bullet to her brain damaged her skull. Based on reports, she is not paralyzed from the gun shots, but it is not yet known if she has sustained irreversible brain damage.

In the event Yousafzai recovers, it would be best that she and her family stay in Britain, living in a building with good security, due to the Taliban's relentless behavior towards them. The Pakistani government could give her a lump sum, as those wounded in war, to help rebuild her life, via buying a flat (apartment). And let's face it, the Taliban has declared war on people like Yousafzai, who demand freedom, liberty and an education.

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14-year-old female blogger, Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head and neck by the Taliban in Pakistan, has been flown to Britain for medical treatment, at the expense of the Pakistani government. The young girl dared to write that females in Pakistan are entitled to an education, which enraged the terrorist group, who hired 3 men to ambush her school bush, riddling the vehicle with bullets. Two of Yousafzai's classmates were inured in the attack. 

 

Malala Yousafzai

What is this world coming to that a person can get shot for their beliefs. However, in doing so, the Taliban has drawn international attention to Yousafzai plight and that of women in Pakistan, which also resulted in thousands holding a domestic rally for the critically injured girl. She is being treated in Birmingham, England and doctors are hopeful she will make a recovery. The teen's supporters want her to be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. As stated on the site last week, Yousafzai and her family should be granted asylum in another nation. Britain would be a good choice. 

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14-year-old blogger Malala who was critically shot on the orders of the Taliban, over her outspoken views on peace that criticized them, is still being targeted by the terrorist group. However, today it has been announced they are targeting her family as well. As the Judiciary Report stated two days ago, Malala and her family need to be given political asylum in another nation, where they can live peacefully and express their views without fear of retaliation and violence. 

As a law abiding Christian, who has been harassed, threatened and assaulted by folks in Hollywood with the support of the FBI, regarding the truthful things I have written exposing their illegal conduct, I sympathize with Malala. I believe free speech and free press are important and need to be preserved all over the world. People need to grow up and accept the fact that people have a right to express themselves. Let that be a lesson to you, when one tries to suppress free speech and free press, one is behaving like a terrorist.

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The terrorist group the Taliban indiscriminately opened fire on a school bus of teenagers, wounding three in Pakistan. Their target, outspoken 14-year-old female blogger, Malala Yousufzai. The young woman had written a blog critical of the Taliban, who deemed her worthy of death for having exercised her universal human right to have done so. The Judiciary Report supports Yousufzai's right to free speech and hopes she and her family will be granted political asylum to live elsewhere, where they can be free from reprisals for expressing their thoughts.