Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai returned to Pakistan earlier today in her first visit since she was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman six years ago.
The 20-year-old's unannounced arrival with her parents under tight security at Islamabad's international airport overnight has been met with a tsunami of social media reactions, with many Pakistanis hailing her bravery but others accusing her of a conspiracy to foment dissent.
Twitterati reactions:
'Never say never about Malala'
A warm welcome:
'Tall and victorious'
'Bigger victims than Malala'
'Stop the hate'
'Mystery girl'
'The real enemy'
Returned to support Nawaz Sharif? Really?
Awkward moment?
'Dead or unacceptable'
Malala is widely respected internationally for her activism, but opinion is divided in Pakistan where some conservatives view her as a Western agent on a mission to shame her country.