'I Am Malala' Memoir - The Girl Shot by the Taliban for Going to school, To Be BANNED Because it 'Represents the West'

Educationists in Pakistan have banned the memoir 'I Am Malala', written by the teenager with British journalist Christina Lamb, from 40,000 schools as she 'represents the West'.

President of the All Pakistan Private Schools Management Association, Adeeb Javedani, said his group had banned the book from the libraries of all affiliated schools.

He said Malala, 16, was representing the West, not Pakistan. The book details her extraordinary story and her continued role as an activist.

Malala Reunited With Schoolfriends Since Pakistan Attack

16-year-old Education activist Malala Yousafzai who was shot on the 9th of October 2012 by Taliban Gunmen while returning home on a school bus, reunited this week with his schoolfriends since the attack. Barely a week a ago, She was hosted by the Obamas at the White House (See Story HERE)
 

Business Insider reports;

Campaigning Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai was reunited on Saturday with two friends who were injured in the Taliban attempt to kill her.

Kainat Riaz and Shazia Ramzan met Malala during an event at Edinburgh University in Scotland, the first time they have seen her since the attack.