ALLAI VALLEY, PAKISTAN – Attending school for the first time is somewhat magical for Niaz Begum, one of the survivors of the devastating Oct. 8, 2005, South Asia earthquake. Urdu class is her favorite, the 12-year-old says with dancing green eyes, using the ruffle of a tent door to veil her embarrassment.
While her school is simple - a tent and chalkboard - the smile it brings to the children attending is symbolic of a quiet revolution.
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