AN INCREDIBLE RECEPTION AND HONOR TO MALALA BY CANADA

AN INCREDIBLE RECEPTION AND HONOR TO MALALA BY CANADA


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1. A ceremony less than 15 minutes long but it was more than three years in the making. Renowned Pakistani activist and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai was given honorary Canadian citizenship during a rare commemoration on Parliament Hill. Accompanied by her parents, she accepted a certificate and Canadian flag from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau before making history as the youngest person ever to address Parliament. Her parents wiped tears from their eyes, and Yousafzai clutched her heart at she was given a standing ovation after standing ovation. Adjusting her head scarf in the House of Commons, she called on all Canadians to demonstrate leadership in advancing education for girls around the world. She focused on the plight of refugees.

Thunderous Applause

3. 'I know where I stand,' said the 19 year old champion of female education after minutes of thunderous applause. 'If you stand with me, I ask you to seize every opportunity for girls' education in the next year ---- . We should not ask children to flee their homes to also give up their dreams and we must recognize that young refugees are future leaders on whom we all depend for peace.' It was a ceremony less than 15 minutes long, but it was more than three years in the making.

Canadian Citizen

3. Accompanied by her parents, she accepted a certificate and Canadian flag from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, before making history as the youngest person ever to address Parliament. Her parents wiped tears from their eyes, and Yousafzai clutched her heart at she was given a standing ovation after standing ovation.

Amazing Speech at House of Commons

4. Adjusting her head scarf in the House of Commons, she called on all Canadians to demonstrate leadership in advancing education for girls around the world. She focused on the plight of refugees, who are five times more likely to be out of school than the global average. 'If you stand with me, I ask you to seize every opportunity for girls' education in the next year... We should not ask children to flee their homes to also give up their dreams, and we must recognize that young refugees are future leaders on whom we all depend for peace.'

A 'Model of Kindness'

5. Yousafzai was only 11 years old when she started blogging anonymously for BBC Urdu from the Swat Valley in Pakistan, describing life under Taliban occupation. In October 2012, a Taliban gunman attempted to kill her for speaking out on the right of girls to attend school and her survival brought her campaign to new international prominence. In 2014, she became the youngest person to be named as a co-recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize, and today, works as a UN Messenger of Peace. She coauthored the best selling book, I am Malala, and founded the non profit Malala Fund which advocates for the resource and policy changes required around the world to ensure all girls finish at least 12 years of schooling.

Inspiration to Women and Girls

6. Yousafzai is the sixth person in history to receive honorary Canadian citizenship and the youngest. The status has also been granted to the Dalai Lama, the Aga Khan, Nelson Mandela, Burmese activist Aung San Suu Kyi and Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg. But Malala started on her own with just a blog during the crisis in her community. She established herself even with the lack of education around her. It’s really nice to have someone like Malala, a young women, a woman of colour from a community where she was undermined for her gender, who was able to rise above and stand up for girls and education.

Warm Reception

7. She was greeted by dozens of adoring fans, who stood outside Centre Block on Parliament Hill awaiting her arrival, waving banners and signs of support. Among them was Carleton University student Sabina Haque, who called Yousafzai 'a symbol of women empowerment'.

Tattoo and Yoga Jokes and Draw Laughter

8. International activist has kind words for Canadians, but calls on country to do more such is Canada's current brand that the occasion of an internationally acclaimed activist's address to Parliament should include references to the prime minister's yoga abilities and tattoos. 'When I was coming here, everyone was telling me, like, 'Shake the prime minister's hand and let us know how he looks in reality,' said 19-year-old Malala Yousafzai, deviating from her prepared text and drawing laughter from the assembled dignitaries and guests. 'And people were just so excited about meeting Trudeau. I don't think anyone cared about the Canadian honorary citizenship.'

Enjoyment for Canadian PM and Mrs 

9. Seated together in the centre aisle of the House of Commons, Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau both laughed and sheepishly put their hands to their foreheads.

Accidentali Meeting Trudeau

10. It is an accident of history that Yousafzai came to meet Prime Minister Trudeau. If not for the attack on Parliament Hill in October 2014, she would have accepted her honorary citizenship from Stephen Harper, who actually asked Parliament to bestow the honour a day before the shooting rampage. No doubt she would have found nice things to say about the Conservative prime minister too, just different things. But her appearance was a reminder of how much more this country might do to lead the world.

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