Education against fanaticisms; pencils against guns.

Around the world, unfortunately, there are violent actions every day; some of them are criminal terrorist attacks against different types of social organizations, more or less well structured. The one carried out by three islamic integrists in Paris against the magazine Charlie Hebdo last week has caused a deep pain and disarray not just in France but all over Europe and the world.

However, at the same time, it has had the opposite effect those criminal minds expected: not just panic by solidarity and union of all types from people from different social, political or religious backgrounds as it could be seen in the huge anti-terror rally in Paris yesterday's afternoon, showing that pens and pencils can be stronger than weapons, love stronger than hatred.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/11/paris-france-anti-terror-rally-massive-show-unity?CMP=EMCNEWEML6619I2

On the other hand, we must take conscious, as I said above, that these attacks are taken place all over the world almost daily. The terrible attack in the heart of Europe can't make us forget as the most cruel kidnapping of over 60 teenage girls from their school by the radical islamic group Boko Haram in the north of Nigeria; precisely, to show the world they are against education, particularly against the education of women.  These yihadists are fighting against our civilization which has developed (it still has to go on further, though) to base its laws on the Human Rights, on equality and education. They kill or kidnap women and girls to use them as slaves, in all senses, to the extreme of selling them or using them to carry bombs to kill others as we found out yesterday in horror:

Nigeria: 'Girl bomber' kills 19 people in Maiduguri market

It is so disgusting and painful!
Let us keep learning, contributing to a better informed, more transparent and fairer world as the best solution to so criminal fanatism, as Malala Yousafzai has been claiming since she was so young. Let's listen to her speech when receiving the Nobel Award for Peace in honour to her and to all girls and people who try hard every day to make this world a better place for every human being:

Malala's Nobel Peace Prize speech