Name: 十代の若者たちがマララ・ユザフザイに反応 (Teens React to Malala Yousafzai)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:17:11.000Z
Duration: 11 min 59 s
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(reporter) A day out in  Birmingham for Malala--

- Oh, I heard about this. - (reporter) This 16 year old's life

was transformed by the attack that nearly killed her.

Malala was nearly 11 when she first spoke out

- for girls rights to go to school. - Wow.

- That's young. - (Malala) I will get my education...

(reporter) ..Pakistan came under the brutal rule of the Taliban.

- (man speaking foreign language)  - It's so ridiculous.

(reporter) Malala's determination would come at a cost.

Last year, she and her friends were travelling home

on their school bus, when it was stopped.

- Oh my god. - (reporter) ..deliberately targeted

Today, Malala's become the face of the world's 57 million

out of school children. She told me she still sees herself

- as an ordinary teenager. - (Malala chuckles)

and killing people,  and slaughtering people,

and flogging people, and blasting school is totally against Islam.

- (Malala) Islam does ask us to be peaceful. - Thank you.

Islam tells us about brotherhood. This is not the true Islam

- That's so sad. - They shot my friends too.

- I can't even imagine. - They thought...

..that the bullet would silent us, but they failed.

- When we are silenced-- - Dude, so much respect.

ideals that goes against the rights of women is unacceptable.

- That's like a quote to write down. - Education is the only solution.

She's amazing. Nothing in my life has ever compared to that,

and we're probably  not that far apart in age.

I'm feeling honored that I'm being chosen

- as a Nobel Laureate-- - She won the Nobel prize?

Nobel Peace Prize? That's amazing. It's amazing.

This precious award  to the Nobel Peace Prize,

- and I'm proud that I'm the first-- - What have you done with your life?

And the first young woman, or the first young person,

- whose getting this award. - Goddamn, she gives me goosebumps!

There was terrorism, women were not allowed to go

outside of their houses. Girl's education was totally banned,

and my life would be just getting married at the age of 13 or 14.

- not becoming-- - I couldn't ever imagine doing that.

I want to tell other children all around the world

that they should  stand up for their rights.

I think I do not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize.

But I believe that it is not only an award for what I've done,

but it is also an encouragement for giving me hope,

for giving me the courage to go and continue this campaign.

So, once again, thank you so much to all of you. Thank you.

I'm speechless. I can't even say anything about her.

I'm actually a little bit speechless. I get up and complain

about having to go to school everyday, when she's having to fight

The power the Taliban has in that area is pretty tough.

I've been there. My parents are from there.

It makes me feel really good that a person of that age,

that she can speak up for what she believes in.

(Finebros) So what do you think of this girl, Malala?

- She's my hero. - That takes courage. Honest courage.

To know that this one girl made such a big change,

I just wish I could do something more to help these girls.

We need so many more people like her to say the things she's saying,

Her amount of courageousness carries over to make me feel

She's probably the greatest teenager of our generation.

It's just really inspiring and it just makes me glad

that there are people like that out there.

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十代の若者たちがマララ・ユザフザイに反応 (Teens React to Malala Yousafzai)

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