But as much as Malala Yousafzai is beloved in the West, she is hated in her native Pakistan. As a 15-year-old, she was airlifted out of the country in 2012 for medical treatment after a Taliban insurgent shot her in the face for her advocacy of girls education. In her homeland today, she s divisive. For a liberal minority, she s a feminist icon and hero for her global activism on behalf of girls. Others see her as a Western stooge.
So this week, many Pakistanis on social media reacted with white-knuckled anger after she told Vogue: I still don t understand why people have to get married.
For three days in April, Vogue spent time in London getting to know Malala. She posed for photographer Nick Knight, taped an intriguing "In Conversation" video with Tim, which you can see on Vouge online platforms beginning Thursday, and chatted with journalist Sirin Kale in-depth for the cover story.Malala, the grown-up, reveals a new side…
ISLAMABAD: Education activist Malala Yousufzai will star on British Vogue’s July 2021 cover, the magazine announced on Tuesday.The magazine shared a photo of the cover of the July issue in.