“Even if they come to kill me, I will tell them that what they are doing is wrong, that education is our basic right.” That is one quote from Malala, crusader for girls’ rights. She is correct. Imagine having no school. You may think yay, I can watch TV all day or listen to music, but you can’t, those are banned and since you are a girl you can’t go outside without a male relative, so forget about seeing your friends. All your basic rights are taken away, since you are a girl. In the middle east a terrorist group called the Taliban has taken over. Girl's Rights are denied and this is not fair. Females are entitled to the same rights are men.
The Taliban is a terrorist group that has a twisted view of Islam. Islam is part of Muslim religion. …show more content…
Luckily, Girl's Rights advocates have a secret weapon, their voices. Advocates like Malala have grabbed national attention in their fight against the Taliban. Thousands of young protesters marched holding up signs saying “I am Malala”. The same is in other countries were Girl's Rights are being denied. People are staring charities like Pencil mountain and the Malala fund that give money so girls can go to school. According to Queen Rania of Jordan, “When you educate a girl, you kick-start a cycle of success. It makes economic sense. It makes social sense. It makes moral sense. But, it seems it’s not common sense yet.” What she means is that girls who are educated are more likely to educate their children. Then the children can have better jobs and educate their children for generations to follow. It doesn't make sense why people would want to take away girls' rights. By taking these rights away, they are weakening their country for future generation of boys and girls. Stopping this makes one hundred percent sense. These solutions are helping girls go to school and take back their rights.
In conclusion, the lack of girls rights under the Taliban is an issue that needs to be solved. Right now, somewhere in the world a girl is missing out on school. She is inside staring out into the distance. She has no rights. Is it fair that you have right and she does not? Will you do anything? Try to imagine her world as a better place. Use your voice and stand up for girls' rights. Make that fantasy a reality. Bring justice to those girls who are entitled to the same rights are
The Taliban is a terrorist group that has a twisted view of Islam. Islam is part of Muslim religion. …show more content…
Luckily, Girl's Rights advocates have a secret weapon, their voices. Advocates like Malala have grabbed national attention in their fight against the Taliban. Thousands of young protesters marched holding up signs saying “I am Malala”. The same is in other countries were Girl's Rights are being denied. People are staring charities like Pencil mountain and the Malala fund that give money so girls can go to school. According to Queen Rania of Jordan, “When you educate a girl, you kick-start a cycle of success. It makes economic sense. It makes social sense. It makes moral sense. But, it seems it’s not common sense yet.” What she means is that girls who are educated are more likely to educate their children. Then the children can have better jobs and educate their children for generations to follow. It doesn't make sense why people would want to take away girls' rights. By taking these rights away, they are weakening their country for future generation of boys and girls. Stopping this makes one hundred percent sense. These solutions are helping girls go to school and take back their rights.
In conclusion, the lack of girls rights under the Taliban is an issue that needs to be solved. Right now, somewhere in the world a girl is missing out on school. She is inside staring out into the distance. She has no rights. Is it fair that you have right and she does not? Will you do anything? Try to imagine her world as a better place. Use your voice and stand up for girls' rights. Make that fantasy a reality. Bring justice to those girls who are entitled to the same rights are