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Pakistan’s laws favor the tormentors

Even dolts have the right to free speech.

Why women celebrated the Nobel more than men.

Our Nobel laureate Malala is no accident.

The Army scores another success by tracking down Malala’s attackers.

Special video message for the Lahore Literary Festival.

NIH confirms 2014’s first four cases of polio in North Waziristan.

Teenaged activist becomes the 25th winner of the 50,000-euro prize.

Book deemed “anti-Pakistan” and “anti-Islam.”

Innocent victims of U.S. drone strikes make their case in Washington.

Consolation prizes not to be scoffed at.

16-year-old is only the sixth person to receive the honor.

Through her courage, the 16-year-old exposes our inadequacies.

Pakistani activist says she does not want to be known as the girl who was shot by the Taliban.

In a speech at the U.N., teenage activist says education is the only weapon that can defeat the Taliban.

Teen activist’s first public speech since attempt on her life is expected to urge U.N. to ensure universal primary education by end of 2015.

Girls in Swat throng to schools, inspired by Malala and her refusal to bow to the Taliban.

One of Malala’s two classmates injured in Taliban attack will finish school in Britain.

Pakistan’s women are scaling new heights.

Queen of Pop urges fans to help construct Dream Model Street School in Karachi’s Mawach Goth area.