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After a decade, girls' school destroyed by militants reopens in Pakistani tribal city

  • Girls' High School Miran Shah was rebuilt and reopened for over 250 schoolgirls last week
  • Female literacy in the volatile tribal region is about 12 percent, compared with over 50 percent in the rest of the country
By Rehmat Mehsud     ·
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For girl student in Balochistan, empowerment comes on two wheels in boy's outfit

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Pakistan to tackle female literacy through cellphones and text messaging

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Malala urges G20 to boost funds for girls’ schooling

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These Pakistani women artists are using social media to #LeadChange

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Watchdog: Millions of Pakistani girls deprived of education

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Pakistani policeman killed in raid linked to torched schools

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$3bn pledged for girls education at G7, delighting Malala

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