Malala Yousafzai

Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai to US Congress: "Don't Greet Refugees With Tear Gas"

More Than 120,000 of 'World's Most Persecuted People' Flee Violence in Myanmar

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Thousands of Rohingya people from Myanmar have flooded into Bangladesh, attempting to escape the "deadliest outbreak of violence in the area for decades."

What Khizr Khan Said That Wasn't About Trump and You Probably Won't Hear

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Fresh interview comes as US expands its bombing campaign in Libya

Readers Choose Bernie Sanders as Hands-Down Favorite for TIME 'Person of the Year'

Jon Queally, staff writer

With more than 10% of the vote, Bernie Sanders received more than five times...

Beating Trump, Clinton, the Pope, and Adele... Sanders Leads All for TIME 'Person of the Year'

Noam Chomsky: Edward Snowden a True Patriot Who Should be Honored

As Nobel Committee Lurches Rightward, Concerns Mount Over Invisibility of True Peace Champions

Nobel Laureate Malala Donates $50,000 to Gaza

Edward Snowden Should Have Won Nobel Peace Prize: Poll

Champion of Children, Defender of Education for Women Receive Nobel

First Ignored by US, Nigeria Abductions Grab Spotlight

In Oval Office Meeting, Malala Yousafzai Tells Obama to End Drone Strikes in Pakistan

2013 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Fails to Challenge US Power: Critics

Malala Yousafzai Wins Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought

What a 16-year-old Pakistani Girl Knows That Obama Doesn't

Snowden in Final Running For EU Human Rights Award

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A Daughter of Pakistan

Pakistani surgeons have successfully removed a bullet from the head of Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old blogger, activist and National Peace Award winner shot by a Taliban gunman for "promoting western culture" and speaking out for girls' education. The shooting has sparked protests, prayers and anger across Pakistan. "Malala Yousafzais is in critical condition today, and so is Pakistan." - editorial