What does Malala regard as the darkest days of her life?

What does Malala regard as the darkest days of her life?

What does Malala regard as the darkest days of her life? The days in which the Taliban came and practiced barbaric practices, even in the 21st century-floggings, killings, blowing up schools. Malala received courage from her father, and from the injustice of her situation.

Why did Nana kill herself?

In A Thousand Splendid Suns, Mariam’s mother Nana hangs herself because she realizes that her daughter has grown fond of her father Jalil. Nana understands that Jalil will not put himself in a position to claim Mariam as his rightful daughter, and she knows that this will break Mariam’s heart.

Why do Jalil’s wives really want Mariam to marry Rasheed?

Jalil’s wives want to find a suitor for Mariam because they want to get rid of their husband’s mistake. Jalil goes along with the plan because he doesn’t want Mariam to get hurt by the wives who may be cruel to her.

Who shot Malala?

Ehsanullah Ehsan
Ehsanullah Ehsan, the Taliban terrorist responsible for shooting Nobel Peace prize winner Malala Yousafzai in 2012 and carrying out the deadly Peshawar Army school terror attack in 2014-in which 132 students were killed-has escaped from prison, according to an audio clip released by him.

How are the oppressed women of Afghanistan treated?

And when Afghan women take action to escape victimization they are often victimized again. Women running away from home can be imprisoned, and rape victims can be convicted of adultery or killed for compromising family honor.

Why are there so many women leaving Afghanistan?

As the Taliban claws back power, and as violence continues to tear through the country, the numbers will rise. While men account for the majority of the refugees, more young women are now leaving in search of a new life.

Where is the worst place to be a woman in Afghanistan?

Herat, a province in western Afghanistan near the border of Iran, has some of the highest rates of violence against women in the country and some of the highest rates of suicide among women. Psychologist Naema Nikaed, who was working with Khadija, said she handles several cases of attempted suicide every week.

Are there any oppressed women in the world?

There are plentiful accounts of oppressed women in Afghanistan in the international media, development reports, and the academic literature.