Malala Yousafzai (Al Jazeera and BBC reports)  Voir vidéo « Lesson 9 : Al Jazeera report » The pen is mightier than the sword. She was shot at pointblank range. “Global advocate for youths of the world” “Let us wage a global struggle against poverty, illiteracy and terrorism  Voir vidéo « Lesson 9 : BBC report » She represents all children en teenagers all over the world. She speaks on behalf of all children and teenagers all over the world. She’s a spokeswoman for all children and teenager all over the world. She stands for those whose voices can’t be heard. She advocates the right to be treated with dignity and equality. The Talibans “thought the bullets would silence” them but they failed. Out of this silence came thousands of voices. Instead of being silenced, her voice was amplifies. “The terrorist thought they would change her aims and stop her ambition”. “Weakness, fear and hopeless died”. Strength courage and courage was born. Instead of being weakened, she became stronger. Instead of being frightened, she got brave and bold. Instead of being discouraged, she got hopeful. She became powerful. She says she’s on an equal footing with children and teenagers worldwide. She’s humble, she doesn’t want to avenge herself. She adds she doesn’t bear a grudge against anyone. She’s not spiteful : “I’m here to speak up for the right of education”. She’s strong, resilient, mature, smart, clever, bright, intelligent, determined, resolute, articulate, and outspoken. She has a miraculous recovery. In the West, students take education for granted. They don’t realize how they are lucky to be educated. They are unaware of the power of knowledge.