Who is Yana Mir? Kashmir YouTuber's 'I am not a Malala' speech in UK Parliament goes viral

As per the viral video, Yana Mir delivered a speech in the UK Parliament in which she stated that she is not Malala Yousafzai and she will never betray India

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A YouTuber from Kashmir named Yana Mir on Thursday broke the internet on Thursday after her speech 'I am not Malala' in the UK Parliament went viral on X. As per the viral video, Yana Mir delivered a speech in the UK Parliament in which she stated that she is not Malala Yousafzai and she will never betray India just like the Pakistani activist did to her country. Yana Mir further outlined that she is free and safe in her homeland Kashmir, which is part of India and she will never need to run away from her homeland and seek refuge in your country (UK). Now, the question arises who is Yana Mir, the Kashmiri YouTuber?

 

Who is Yana Mir?

 

As per reports, Yana Mir is a Srinagar-based journalist and Social Activist. Yana is also the first female YouTube Vlogger from Kashmir, bringing forward the political realities of Kashmir from ground zero. Reports further suggest that she has organized the first-ever internationally acclaimed fashion show in Kashmir. She is a TED X speaker from Poloview Srinagar. On YouTube, Yana Mir enjoys a massive subscriber. In total Yana enjoys 204K subscribers. 

 

In the UK Parliament, Yana Mir said, "To conclude I am not a Malala Yousafzai. I am free and safe in my country. My homeland Kashmir which is part of India. I will never need to runaway from my homeland and seek refuge in your country. I object to Malala Yousafzai defaming my country, my progressing homeland by calling it oppressed. I object to all such members of toolkit gangs and foreign media who never care to visit Kashmir but run stories of oppression there. I urge you all to stop the polarization of  Indians on grounds of religion because we won't let you break us."

 

Notably, Yana Mir also reacted to the user who shared her story saying, "Thank you Sajid for pushing me to go here, when i was depressed after we lost dad. I would'nt reach here if it wasnt for you. Also this Malala theory was given to me by my sister. So a person is nothing, without family support."

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