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Pakistani child education activist
Malala Yousafzai and Kailash
Satyarthi, an Indian child rights
campaigner, have jointly won the
Nobel Peace Prize.
At the age of just 17, Malala is the
youngest ever recipient of the
prize.
The teenager was shot in the head
by Taliban gunmen in October 2012
for campaigning for girls’ education.
She now lives in Birmingham in the
UK.
The Nobel committee praised the
pair’s “struggle against the
suppression of children and young
people”.
Mr Satyarthi has maintained the
tradition of Mahatma Gandhi and
headed various forms of peaceful
protests, “focusing on the grave
exploitation of children for financial
gain,” the committee said at the
announcement in Oslo.
The 60-year-old founded Bachpan
Bachao Andolan, or the Save the
Childhood Movement, which
campaigns for child rights and an
end to human trafficking.
Reacting to the news, Mr Satyarthi
told the BBC: “It’s a great honour
for all the Indians, it’s an honour
for all those children who have
been still living in slavery despite of
all the advancement in technology,
market and economy.
“And I dedicate this award to all
those children”
Thorbjorn Jagland, chairman of the
Norwegian Nobel Committee, paid
tribute to Malala’s achievements.
“Despite her youth, Malala
Yousafzai, has already fought for
several years for the right of girls to
education and has shown by
example that children and young
people too can contribute to
improving their own situations,” he
said.
“This she has done under the most
dangerous circumstances. Through
her heroic struggle she has become
a leading spokesperson for girls’
rights to education.”
The committee said it was
important that a Muslim and a
Hindu, a Pakistani and an Indian,
had joined in what it called a
common struggle for education and
against extremism.
Malala first came to attention in
2009 after she wrote an anonymous
diary for BBC Urdu about life
under Taliban rule in north-west
Pakistan.
She was shot when gunmen
boarded her school bus in the Swat
Valley.
She has since recovered from the
attack and has remained in the
public eye, publishing an
autobiography and addressing the
UN General Assembly.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz
Sharif congratulated Malala
Yousafzai, calling her the “pride” of
his country.
“Her achievement is unparalleled
and unequalled. Girls and boys of
the world should take the lead from
her struggle and commitment,” he
said in a statement.
Malala was named one of Time
magazine’s most influential people
in 2013, and awarded the EU’s
prestigious Sakharov human rights
prize that year.
She had been hotly tipped to win
last year’s Nobel Peace Prize.
Her win in 2014 takes the number
of women awarded the prize to 16
out of 95.
This year’s record number of 278
Nobel Peace Prize nominees
included Pope Francis and
Congolese gynaecologist Denis
Mukwege, although the full list was
kept a secret.
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