In today's show, we spoke to Cherlene Thomasso – A grade 11 learner at Manenberg High School. We were talking about the
Malala Day Youth Session that she recently attended in New York . The youth session held
two weeks ago at the United Nations headquarters was in honour of Malala Yousafzai,
the Pakistani girl who made headlines around the world last year after being
shot in the head by Taliban gunmen while on a school bus. She was shot for
campaigning for the right for girls to be educated. Cherlene was nominated to
attend based on her demonstration of active and committed advocacy for
education. The main event involved a youth assembly where Malala celebrated her
16th birthday by addressing hundreds of young people.
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