How surviving a Taliban attack changed my life | Ahmad Nawaz

Ahmad’s life was changed after a Taliban attack at his school in Pakistan in 2014. 150 students were brutally killed, including his younger brother, Haris. Ahmad was forced to play dead in order to survive and eventually escape. To recover from the serious injuries he suffered, Ahmad was flown to Britain for treatment, where he has chosen to stay and dedicate his life to activism. He shared his remarkable story with us at Trust Conference. About Trust Conference: Trust Conference is the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s flagship annual event and a world-leading human rights forum. Held in the heart of London each year, the conference brings together some 600 delegates from diverse sectors representing more than 60 countries. Follow us on Twitter:   / trustconf   Find out more on our website: http://trustconference.com