October 11, 2013: International Day of the Girl

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Malala's journey: From a bullet in the head to the Nobel

When 15-year-old Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, a fearless and outspoken advocate for girls' education, was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman in an attempted assassination on 9 October 2012, her enemies had hoped to silence her. Instead, Malala survived, and the attempt on her life ensured that her name and her cause became known throughout the world. Since then she has addressed the U.N. on worldwide access to education, appeared on the cover of Time magazine, and received dozens of awards and honours, including the Nobel Peace Prize.