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The girls' rights accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung Malala Yousafzai, 17, has won the Nobel Peace Prize for 2014. She was one of accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung Nobel laureates. The accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung is the children's rights activist Kailash Satyarthi. Malala got the accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung two years and a accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung after a Taliban gunman shot her in the head on her school bus. She recovered in a British accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung and toured the world accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung for the rights of girls to go to school. She told reporters that school, "is like walking through a accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung door to your accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung". Malala is the youngest ever winner of the prize. She is the accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung Pakistani to scoop the award.

Ms Yousafzai and Mr Satyarthi won the prize, "for their accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung against the suppression of children and accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung people, and for the accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung of all children to education." Pakistan's Prime Minister congratulated Malala. He said she made Pakistanis accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung. He added that: "Her accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung is unparalleled and accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung." He urged all children to follow her. Mr Satyarthi said his award was for the, "many accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung of children who are accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung…across the world". He said it was accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung, "for a Hindu and a Muslim, an Indian and a Pakistani, to join in a accoladeachievementactivistcommondaydreamshospitalimportantmagicotherproudrightsecondspeakingstruggletwounequalledvictimsvoicesyoung struggle for education".