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The 11 pages that link to Malala Yousafzai, each with the reason it gives.

• University of OxfordRelated: Her studies exemplify Oxford’s contemporary international student community.

• Nobel Peace PrizeBroader topic: Her 2014 Peace Prize recognized advocacy for children’s rights and education.

• Aung San Suu KyiRelated: Their contrasting public responses to persecution and human-rights controversies illuminate the limits of symbolic leadership.

• Khyber PakhtunkhwaRelated: Her advocacy brought international attention to girls’ education and conflict in the province.

• PashtunsBroader topic: Her public work brings a contemporary Pashtun woman's experience into global discussions of education.

• Swat ValleyRelated: Her activism brought international attention to Taliban restrictions on girls’ schooling in Swat.

• Kailash SatyarthiRelated: Their shared prize linked campaigns for children’s education across different regions and causes.

• MingoraRelated: Her life and advocacy brought international attention to the city and Swat.

• Shirin EbadiRelated: Ebadi publicly supported Yousafzai’s campaign for girls’ education and rights.

• Emma WatsonRelated: Yousafzai publicly discussed Watson’s gender-equality work after meeting her.

• Insurgency in Khyber PakhtunkhwaBroader topic: Her experience drew global attention to militant violence against girls’ education.