The 14-year-old Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai is more in critical condition.In Pakistan, the people expressed their solidarity with the shot down by the Taliban girls.It has become a symbol for the country. After the attack on the Taliban, the Pakistani child rights activist Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old floating in further danger.While preparations were made, Yousafzai fly abroad for treatment and their condition allow a transfer but not currently, it said on Wednesday from military circles.Pakistani Taliban on Tuesday in the Swat Valley shot in the troubled north-west of the country on the 14-year-old .She suffered a head shot, among other things.In a military hospital in northwestern Peshawar was also the girl a bullet removed from his shoulder.Her condition was serious, shared their doctors on Wednesday.The day before the erstbehandelnden doctors at another hospital had initially stated that Yousafzai was out of danger., the state-owned airline Pakistan International Airlines presented claims to a machine at the airport in Peshawar ready to fly to the young people abroad for treatment.Currently, it is but too weak to make the trip can, said a military source.
Solidarity in and outside Pakistan
As a sign of solidarity remained private schools in Swat closed on Wednesday for Thursday were ceremonies and prayers of school children planned.In Mingora, where he attack occurred, about 250 people took part in protests against the attack.Pakistan's lower house interrupted the normal schedule on Wednesday to condemn the attack."Malala Yousafzai is a model for all of Pakistan, and we should stand united to fight against the elements to address that attacked the 14-year-old", praised Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, the activist.Interior Minister Rehman Malik said the girl had become a symbol for the country.Army chief Ashfaq Kayani visited the youth and said that it was open for the Army values that should be preserved for future generations., the EU High Representative Ashton, said the act was "both an attack on basic human values and against all human rights defenders in Pakistan" .The 14-year-old was "a source of wonder to us all."Even UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he was "outraged" over the "vile and cowardly" attack and praised the "courageous efforts" of Yousafzai, promote the human rights enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Right to Education.... 14-year-old gunned down in Pakistan:boy Taliban critic continues in critical condition.
Two Taliban were responsible
The two gunmen who tried to assassinate this week Malala Yousufzai received specific instructions directly from one of the most feared leaders of the Pakistani Taliban movement, Maulana Fazlullah. The operation was however not a military officer, a politician or a Western diplomat, but a young girl who had drawn the wrath of the Taliban openly advocating for education in the West. The story begins in 2009, when Fazlullah, known by the nickname "Mullah Radio" for his fiery interventions on the airwaves again with his men Swat and ordered the closure of girls' schools, including that of Malala Yousufzai. Outraged, the girl then aged 11 takes the pen and writes a blog for the BBC under an assumed name, before launching a campaign for girls' education. Schoolgirl becomes the target of the Taliban, who try to intimidate by filing several bodies near the homes of family members in Mingora. "I heard my father speak of three new bodies lying at Green Chowk," she wrote in her diary then. Fazlullah of Swat is dislodged in 2009 after a Pakistani army offensive, but his men find refuge beyond the Afghan border, where they continue to operate in Pakistani territory - they claimed at the beginning of the summer the kidnapping and beheading of 17 soldiers. Despite the danger, Malala Yousufzai continues to speak. Fazlullah attempt yet to silence, dragging death threats under his door. In vain. "WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO KILL" She should have shut up: this is how the Taliban justify the assassination attempt she suffered Tuesday, although tribal code prohibits the killing of women. "We had no intention to kill but have since been forced would not stop," said Sirajuddin Ahmad, a spokesman for the Taliban in Swat, who found refuge in the Afghan province of Kunar. The decision to kill the girl was taken several months ago, at a meeting of Taliban says it. Among the hundred fighters specialized in assassinations, two men are then selected. Between 20 and 30 years, two men from the Swat Valley in the past have proven their value in the eyes of the Taliban by assassinating a member of the political opposition and attacking a hotel. On Tuesday, two men intercepted the bus in which is Malala and despite the support of his friends frightened, trying to hide it, the men shot him, hitting and seriously leaving unconscious. Two of his comrades are also affected. Malala failed to kill - the prognosis of the girl transferred from Peshawar to Rawalpindi, has always been committed - the Taliban now attack his father, Ziauddin Yousufzai, director of a school for girls, prevents Sirajuddin Ahmad. "Our position is clear: Anyone who takes advantage of the government against us must die at our hands," warned the Taliban. "You see, significant others will soon be victims."
Zulfiqar Ali Shaikh