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    activists try to make the world a better place to live in. They take risks and there not afraid to. Teen activism is to believe in what you think needs to be changed. Teen activists never give up. Malala Yousafzai school got shut down by the Taliban so she started to protest. She is fighting for all girls to go to school and she wants everyone to have a education. She never gives up. She takes risks. “She got shot in the head but when she was better she was still protesting and never gave…

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    Suns, Khaled Hosseini takes on the burden of representing afghan culture why developing realistic and layered characters. One of the main characters is Laila, an intelligent and progressive girl whom has many close friends before the rule of the Taliban. However, with her town being torn apart by war she begins to face devastating losses. The reason for Lailas sudden gloomy outlook in the quote above is due to her friend Giti’s death, “She couldn’t get around the unfathomable reality that Giti…

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    I Am Malala Sparknotes

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    of education and finding your voice in a society that does not respect or acknowledge these individual human rights. In spite of Middle Eastern tensions and opposing viewpoints about the role of women in their culture, Malala Yousafzai defied the Taliban and common belief at that time by instilling strength in women to fight for their right to an education. Malala’s commitment to campaign for basic human rights was fueled by her passion for her studies and empathy for those who were restricted…

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    Afghanistan Research Paper

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    Jones 1 Holland Jones Ms. Mckinnon English II Pre-AP per. 5 7 May 2015 Afghanistan: Society and Culture Afghanistan is a country rich in unique culture. Traditions have been a part of life for thousands of years. Afghans are independent people who treasure customs and are not accepting to new ways of life. Afghan people are defined by their traditions, etiquette, and religion. People The country of Afghanistan is a potpourri of ethnic groups. With 21.7 million people, Caucasoid groups such as…

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    Terrorism Case Study

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    Massoud was a powerful military commander and eventually became the Vice President of Afghanistan. He was involved in getting the Taliban ousted from power in the country. He was recognized as a national hero for this and has a holiday named after him. In 2001, just two days before the attack on the united states he was assassinated by suicide attackers (npr.org). The next step was…

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    it was our job that tied our hands. Many days thereafter we started to develop a friendship. I later came to find out that his entire family was murdered by the Taliban. And after I confronted him about it he replied that he didn’t like to talk about it much and he felt that it was his duty to avenge his family by killing as many Taliban as he could. We stayed talking night after night playing card games the remainder of my time there. On my departure I remember what he said. “You are my friend,…

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    Probability Threats

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    themselves as the “Awakened Muslim Masses of Bangladesh” is an Islamist group based in the north-western part of Bangladesh. Said group is reported to have been affiliated with Al-Qaeda, an international terrorist. The group pursues the ideals of the Taliban and spread it through Islamic revolution based on Jihad (SATP, South Asia Terrorism Portal, 2001). 6. Hizb ut-Tahrir (Party of Liberation): It is an international pan-Islamic political organization and used to be associated with the…

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    Military Drones Essay

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    effective, al-Qaeda and Taliban operatives have quit gathering in large groups and communicating through electronic devices to avoid detection This has led to less communication between important leaders of terrorist cells and decreased their ability to recruit and train new members. The legality of foreign drone strikes has also been an issue. After the 9/11 attack, the Bush administration declared a global war on terror; Congress authorized war against al Qaeda, the Taliban, and their…

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    Since the events on September 11, 2001, there have been 20 known terrorist plots against New York City. Meaning that, on average, there has been one or two attempted terrorist attacks every year in New York City. These plots were meant to cause economic and social destruction at specific points around New York City. Most of these attacks were set in places such as subways, airports, synagogues, and important business places. With the attacks at these places, there could have been many thousands…

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    “In the most essential way, she had failed him-seven times she had failed him-and now she was nothing but a burden to him” (Hosseini 99-100). Mariam is now useless to Rasheed because she cannot bear any children, and he now regards her as a nuisance. Before Rasheed knew Mariam could not bear children, he gave her presents and treated her kindly. But, when Mariam has seven miscarriages he starts to beat her for the smallest of reasons. Mariam knows she is not useful for Rasheed anymore because…

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