Malala: It's hard to kill. Maybe that's why his hand was shaking

October 08, 2013 16:11

Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai became a global inspiration after surviving an assassination attempt by the Taliban. In an exclusive interview, to the Guardian, she talks about the man who tried to kill her, life in Britain and why she won't give up campaigning. Read

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