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Malala Yousafzai, 17, has won the Nobel Peace Prize. She won achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest with the children's rights achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest Kailash Satyarthi. Malala won two achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest after a gunman shot her in the achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest on a school bus. She recovered and toured the achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest speaking for the achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest of girls to go to school. She said school, "is like walking through a achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest door to your achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest". Malala is the achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest ever winner of the prize and the achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest Pakistani.

Ms Yousafzai and Mr Satyarthi won the prize, "for their achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest…for the right of all children to achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest." Pakistan's Prime Minister congratulated Malala. He said Pakistan was achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest. He added that: "Her achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest is unparalleled and achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest." He told all achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest to follow her. Satyarthi said his achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest was for the many children, "who are achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest…across the world". He said it was achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest for "an Indian and a Pakistani to fight for achievementawardcampaignerchildrendreamseducationheadimportantjointlymagicproudrightssecondstruggleunequalledvictimsworldyearsyoungest.