World Malala day 2022: Awareness Creating Posters, Quotes, Messages, Drawings, Slogans, and Images to Share on Social Media

Vishnu Chaudhary

July 11, 2022

World Malala day 2022: Awareness Creating Posters, Quotes, Messages, Drawings, Slogans, and Images to Share on Social Media

The United Nations has declared July 12 as World Malala Day to honor the contribution of youth activist Malala Yousafzai. World Malala day is celebrated around the world on the birthday of Malala Yousafzai to keep the rights of women and children. Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani activist. Malala, the youngest recipient of the Nobel Prize, is fighting for the right to education. Malala founded the Malala Fund. It is an NGO that helps young girls to go to school. He has also co-authored the book “I Am Malala”.

According to hindicurrentaffairs.adda247.com, Malala, a public voice for girls’ education, was shot by Taliban shooters on October 9, 2012. Despite being grievously injured in the attack, Malala soon recovered and became more active in her views and advocacy for gender rights. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2014 jointly with India’s child rights activist Kailash Satyarthi. He received this most prestigious award in the world at the youngest. In addition, Malala has also been awarded honorary Canadian citizenship, making her the youngest person to address the House of Commons in Canada. And at the same time, the United Nations announced to celebrate July 12 every year as World Malala day.

The purpose of World Malala day is to make girls aware of their respect and rights. Through the Malala Fund, about 100,000 girls are being educated in Latin American countries and India. The United Nations declared Malala the “most famous teenager in the world” of the decade in its review report released at the end of 2019. Apart from this, he has also written another book titled We Are Displaced, which describes her experiences traveling around the world and experiencing refugee camps.