In her speech, Malala says that books and pens are the world's most "powerful weapons." Why do you think she says this? Explain your answer in 25 to 50 words.

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1 August, 01:59

In her speech, Malala says that books and pens are the world's most "powerful weapons." Why do you think she says this? Explain your answer in 25 to 50 words.

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Lukas Park · Answer 1

In her speech at UN general assembly Malala focused on one book and pen are the world's most powerful weapons well actually she tried to convince the global leaders that only education is the only solution of the current conflicts which is going in the entire world.

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Addressing at the UN General Assembly beside 193 youth delegates from the Organization's 192 Member countries, Pakistani young Human rights activist Malala Yousafzai urged international leaders to ensure that every youth will have the right to secure, free, and quality basic and secondary teaching.

In her speech, she tried to convey the world leaders that only education is the only most powerful weapon that can save the world from the current scenario.