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TTP guys i used to fight on FB said that she is a CIA agentAn attempt to hide Dr.Afia Siddique's incident?
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TTP guys i used to fight on FB said that she is a CIA agentAn attempt to hide Dr.Afia Siddique's incident?
I am sorry if this is concluded from what Malala says and does....I do not really support her...She SUDDENLY became a icon for unknown reasons...and a few of her earlier speeches does indicate this:
Dont get mad, bro. Indians are worried that their country is going to break in many different pieces...so they are giving credence and authority to what a 15 year old chick has to say and think....even though no direct quotes from her have been found. This syndrome by the Indians is known as the 'colonial hangover'...welcome to pdf!
It seems that I am partially correct that excluding tribal areas from PK, I think female education in BD is not batter than PK. You were comparing BD with pk tribal areas mainly, where females lack freedom.
in below there are two different links of 2008-2009 for female education in BD and PK, where it is shown that Panjab {bigger than BD} has the same literacy rate of 50% as of BD's for 10+ years girls. But Lower rate in Sind [45%] than BD [50%] is a shame for PK. And the lower rate in Baluchistan [23%] and KPK [31%] is understandable. Still BD is not batter than them in all provinces.
source: http://www.col.org/SiteCollectionDocuments/country-information/BANGLADESH.pdf first page
source: http://finance.gov.pk/survey/chapter_10/10_Education.pdf page 146
- Yet no other non-Bangladeshi source has claimed that Malala sought help to BD, but bdnews24 which could be twisted news as that is run by AL
Bangladeshi envoy Momen praised her speech, saying it would encourage the world to rise against militancy and corruption.
He was informed that the Malala Foundation was collecting funds to spread education in the remote areas of the world.
Momen expressed his eagerness to set up schools in the remote regions of Bangladesh with the Malala Fund.
Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/bangla...la-seeks-bangladesh-s-help.html#ixzz2ZHgN2J9o
- u live in delusion, or come with lies, or try to show that BD is doing super fine under AL with false news so that people vote AL, and calling my logic twisted, really no avail, we saw that before in my old thread.
-And how do u measure female empowerment in number and quality? Before comparing it with PK, it is needed to know whether their women need such empowerment of doing little business using Micro loans and garment job, or they are better with their husbands/family income. At first it is needed to know whether they feel underpowered or not with their husbands/family income.
Bangladesh ahead of India, Pakistan
According to the ranking of the index, Bangladesh has got 55 points while India 37, Pakistan 29, and Afghanistan 15.
The GEI prepared annually measures the gap between women and men in education, economic and political empowerment. It is an average of inequalities in the three fields.
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Malala,meh
who cares what she said.
I am sorry if this is concluded from what Malala says and does....I do not really support her...She SUDDENLY became a icon for unknown reasons...and a few of her earlier speeches does indicate this:
Overall, the insights apparently gained from her experience were not primarily that the U.S. presence in the area has increased Pakistani radical groups or that drone attacks create blowback, but that controversial U.S. military actions are a necessary sacrifice to save girls like Malala.
oh really?
care to elaborate? What have you done to bring attention to the issues such as those she covered?
she became an icon because she took 2 bullets to the head and neck; survived to live to tell about it and proved that the TTP faggots who could should a girl at point blank range wouldnt stop her from continuing to fight for the rights of female education
I'd prefer she move back to Pakistan and be placed under state protection - rather than be holed up in the bloody UK; but for now, she's doing more than what 99% of you are doing for your country
I am sorry if this is concluded from what Malala says and does....I do not really support her...She SUDDENLY became a icon for unknown reasons...and a few of her earlier speeches does indicate this:
Overall, the insights apparently gained from her experience were not primarily that the U.S. presence in the area has increased Pakistani radical groups or that drone attacks create blowback, but that controversial U.S. military actions are a necessary sacrifice to save girls like Malala.
oh really?
care to elaborate? What have you done to bring attention to the issues such as those she covered?
she became an icon because she took 2 bullets to the head and neck; survived to live to tell about it and proved that the TTP faggots who could should a girl at point blank range wouldnt stop her from continuing to fight for the rights of female education
I'd prefer she move back to Pakistan and be placed under state protection - rather than be holed up in the bloody UK; but for now, she's doing more than what 99% of you are doing for your country
We don't have taliban,at least for now.oh really?
care to elaborate? What have you done to bring attention to the issues such as those she covered?
Change the title to "Pro BD vs Anti BD" element.
There is no fight here actually. Some well known anti BD posters as usual jumping ups and down as Pakistani icon girl Malala has asked Bangladesh's help to spread female education in Pakistan. Still they had to bring politics into it and they are unable to digest the fact that Malala has asked Bangladesh's help as they are always busy to portray Bangladesh as a failed state.
Malala did not say anything different then what she said at the UN. She just asked Bangladesh's help on top of it here considering remarkable achievement that Bangladesh has achieved in terms of woman education.
And why it seems so much impossible to you that Malala cant ask Bangladesh's help to spread female education in Pakistan when she was asking the same from all across the world and also considering Bangladesh's recent achievement in this regard???
You also cleverly overlooked the fact that Bangladesh's Ambassador has also expressed his interest to set up school in remote areas of Bangladesh with malala fund which is helping to set up school for the female all across the world!!!
I dnt see any ego here for a good cause???
In terms of GEI and based on that Bangladesh's woman has got almost double point then that of your Pakistan. Accept the reality.