Malala to join Plan Ireland campaign

A teenager shot in the head by the Taliban has been awarded the prestigious Tipperary International Peace Award and plans to join a campaign led by Plan Ireland.

Malala to join Plan Ireland campaign
Wed, 21 Aug, 2013 - 08:42

A teenager shot in the head by the Taliban has been awarded the prestigious Tipperary International Peace Award and plans to join a campaign led by Plan Ireland.

Pakistani student Malala Yousafzai was the latest in a line of notable recipients of the peace prize.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: TipperaryPlace: PakistanPlace: UKPlace: MingoraPlace: SwatPlace: BritainPlace: BirminghamPlace: IrelandPerson: MalalaPerson: MALALA YOUSAFZAIPerson: Martin QuinnPerson: prime ministerPerson: Benazir BhuttoPerson: Mike MansfieldPerson: Asif Ali ZardariPerson: US Secretary Of StatePerson: Hillary ClintonPerson: Sonia GandhiPerson: John GithongoPerson: Nelson MandelaPerson: Mikhail GorbachevPerson: Bill ClintonPerson: Mary McAleesePerson: SenatorPerson: Martin McAleeseOrganisation: Plan IrelandOrganisation: TalibanOrganisation: BBCOrganisation: Indian National CongressOrganisation: Pax Christi International
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