Malala Yousaf Jai, a Pakistani educationist who has won Nobel Peace Prize in peace, returned home. Malala, who returned to Pakistan earlier this year after the Taliban was shot to death,
Taliban shot Malala in 2012 for campaigning for women's education. The bullet takes his head. He was later taken out of the country for treatment. Thankfully, he was saved. 20-year-old Malala is now playing a vocal role in women's education and human rights.
During his visit to Pakistan, Malala can meet with his country's premier Shaheed Khakan Abbasi. Malala was born in the remote Swat Valley of Pakistan, after the obstruction of the Taliban, the militants shot him in 2012 due to the spread of women's education. He received the Nobel Peace Prize as the youngest in 2014. Then he was 17 years old. A lot of information has been kept secret for Malala's return to Pakistan due to being sensitive, a government official said. He said that Malala will be in the country for four days. There may be a meeting with Shaheed Khakan Abbasi at this time. Malala was taken from Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad via strict security. After the Taliban's attack, he was threatened again.
Despite the attack, she is working to protect women's rights and women's rights. Forming a special fund named Malala Fund, working in investment in women's education in countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Kenya and Jordan.