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Posted at: 10/12/2012 12:58 PM
By: Abigail Bleck
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East Greenbush -
Nasima Khan says not much has changed for girls and women since she was growing up in rural Pakistan. Nasima's father moved the family from a village to a larger city so his daughters would have the chance to attend school.
So the Taliban's attempted assassination of Malala Yousufzai, a young activist, is not surprising to the Khans. They say it's heartbreaking, "She's not my relative but she's a human being from my country a 14 year old girl."
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