...a Pashtun blogger and advocate for girls' education from Mingora, in Swat. She is esteemed as an ambassador of international good will, even though she can't go home lest some fellow in a turban shoots her in the head again...on Friday said she plans to return to Pakistain permanently once her studies are complete,
She said this during an interview with Geo TV on the second day of her emotional trip back more than five years after being shot by Taliban
...the Pashtun equivalent of men...
button men.
Security has forced the Nobel prize winner, whose arrival in the country dominated headlines and social media, to keep her itinerary tightly under wraps.
Malala said there was "definitely a difference between the Pakistain of today and in 2012", when she was airlifted to a British hospital after being shot in the head by Taliban button men angered over her stance as an advocate for girls' education.
"Things are becoming better, people are uniting and a campaign for better Pakistain is ongoing, people are active which is very good."
The Oxford student, who has said that she wants to run for prime minister one day, added: "It is my plan to return to Pakistain after completing my education because it is my country and I have equal rights on it like any other Pak."