In a speech before the United Nations. she called for a global struggle against literacy. poverty and terrorism. She closed her remarks by saying "One child. one teacher. one pen. and one book can change the world." The Taliban remains unrepentant while she remains defiant and said that the day she was shot "weakness. fear and hopelessness died." While her road to recovery proved to be amazing and complete. she has not been deterred in pursuing her goal of education rights for young girls in her native land and for this. her life continues to be threatened by the Taliban. H.R. 57 requires that activities carried out by the United States in South Sudan relating to governance. postconflict reconstruction and development. police and military training. and refugee relief and assistance support the human rights of women and their full political. social. and economic participation. According to the United States Census Bureaus 2013 international figures. 1 person in 12. or close to 900 million people. is a girl or woman age 10 through 24. The Census Bureaus data also illustrates that young people are the fastest growing segment of the population in developing countries.