4, Explain why Malala won the Nobel prize

Malala Yousafzai won the Nobel Prize for her fearless advocacy for girls' education in the face of extreme adversity. After surviving a Taliban assassination attempt in 2012 for speaking out against their ban on girls’ education in Pakistan, she became an international symbol of the struggle for education rights. Her powerful message and relentless efforts to promote education for all girls highlighted the importance of empowerment and equality, earning her the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 as the youngest laureate ever. Her journey doesn't just stop with the prize; she's also established the Malala Fund, which invests in education projects worldwide, helping girls go to school. This fund works tirelessly to remove barriers that prevent girls from receiving an education, promoting policy changes, and providing financial assistance to those in need. Through her activism and personal story, she has inspired millions worldwide to support educational rights and gender equality.