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Free graduation programme initiated for daughters of Sindh police officials
Sindh police chief thanks Shehzad Roy and 'Durbeen' for designating 80 seats' quota
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Malala urges G20 to boost funds for girls' schooling
The rights activist became a global symbol for girls' education and human rights after a gun attack in 2012
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Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in Casablanca
To promote girls’ education and mental health awareness
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I’m thankful to feel safe but I still miss Pakistan: Malala Yousafzai
Activist shines an important light on ongoing refugee crisis in ‘We Are Displaced’
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The best investment
The investment: girls’ education
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Malala to be honoured with Harvard leadership award for activism
The Gleitsman Award provides $125,000 for activism that has improved quality of life around the world
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PM’s aide says special focus on girls’ education
Attends oath-taking ceremony at OPF Girls College
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Every fourth girl in K-P not in school
Twice as many girls than boys are out of school
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Ignoring girls’ education in Sindh
Opportunities for females to get access to good quality education remain few and far between
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