Surviving an honour killing - BBC News 

Yeah she is

Very true; she is a beautiful girl and she is smart not to forgive her family. There are things in life that cannot be forgiven and this is one of them. I hope she'll be safe and happy.

Jerry Collins Amen!

Adriana Boga She can forgive them but keep safe from them. Unfortunately, this is what is taught and practised in too many places. I can understand and empathise with families where the actions of foolish,misguided young women bring shame their families. But killing seems to be an over reaction to this shame. God has forgiven all of us many times for our sins against Him. He has not taken our lives as punishment.But He does punish us in other ways.

@a bean her family is stupid for following an archaic and outdated tradition and thinking they can get through the loophole of the law that would let the perpetrator/s be set free as long as "forgiven" by the rest of the family (who happened to be co- conspirators of the crime as well).

The scar makes her look cooler

As long as she stays away from her family she's safe in the meantime but her family will surely still want revenge against her. Because men in Pakistan are the ones who make up the laws and women doen't get any say in anything!

LMAO

My cousin told me they all can't aim...

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That guy wasn't her dad!! He was an idiot and a monster!

Anni Redfield teach???? They own their woman and if they dishonor their family! They are killed! Satan’s people!

Yes this is crazy and just evil!

@@gayleemendenhall6055 lets not throw in a supernatural scapegoat here. Anyone who would do something like this is themselves evil. They dont need any help to be evil that's just what they are.

Angel Demony very good point! I concur!

@W. D. H boteju This is from Pakistan, not India.

Yeah Especially in asian countries like india and Pakistan.

Khi? I didn't get you. But yes i am an indian

@Donnie Darko this has nothing to do with religion, it’s especially in india you imbecile. Honour killings

Very well said 👍

​@@nadeemahmed9050 Bangladesh also

Well said.

Sadly, they pride themselves on killing their daughters/women when they cross them

Thank you.

Well said.

absolutely

please answer honestly, are you or your family from Pakistan?

no

Laventure Alix Pakistan just passed a new law banning honor killing

that is very shocking

+ Laventure Alix why ?

You are wrong...

You are absolutely rights

@@FaheemTahir11 not wrong it disgusting

Amira Lozse society = men. Only men torture women and make such rules. Women never do. They just follow it in fear.

Women enable this behaviour too. Only education can stop these kind of things.

Yes, she looks absolutely stunning.

Makeup makes you look like a clown 💀

Thank you for writing a paper about this horrible crimes against innocent young women

They alway have a deal and avoid prison time...that's the problem...they plan on giving money to her new family... Forgiveness is okay, but victims need satisfaction to be able to forgive...and her dad is not truly sorry... It they dont get prison time, it will happen again and again...law need to change for murder attempts...

Will you be so quick to forgive someone who try to kill you

I would love to read your paper

@@zb7293 Didn't Pakistan pass a bill so that the giving compensation option no longer lets them off, that if compensation is given it's still a full life sentence?

This is what her father and uncle have been taught.

honor killing is illegal i dont know what you mean.

It is illegal. Just the mentality of the people need to change

Not countries, but people. Honour killing still happens in countries that are labelled as more 'forward'.

Eva manahan she has to forgive so the father and uncle can be freed ! Asides that they don’t care about her or her feelings !

@Nisi Castro What does islam have to do with anything. Blame the father not 2B people dumbass. Duck you too

Exactly. Unforgivable! It angers me that she was being pressured by family and neighbors into forgiving her attacker. Sick

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How did India came into this? This is pakistani or should I say islamic problem.

​@14thghost2 LOL a Canadian indian was and her indian husband were killed brutally in india on the orders of the girls mother,honour killing is not religious,it is cultural and India and Pakistan share that same culture

It happens to everyone. The men who go against the shitty sick ass rules get killed and shamed too. They kill gay men.

@@paytonmcdaniel5453 these people are messed tf up.

@@shumob4901 by these people do you mean all Pakistanis?🤨

@@nayamorganm8778 hell no

@@shumob4901 ah ok . Sorry for misunderstanding. 😅

That's b/c there are muslims in those areas of India. Hindus don't do this, I'm pretty sure. Female infanticide, yes, honor killings, not so much.

@@jaelynnzee9091 don't lie Hindus do this I know well

jaelynn zee most of the honour killing done by uppercaste hindus on lower caste. Mostly lowercaste are killed in honour by the uppercaste whether hindu muslim Sikhs or christain every religion is bullshit in india

@@kamartaj3010 never heard a single case of Honor killing by Christian . I have seen many documentary of Honor killing all of them were from Pakistan. Please except the fact

Pakistan is north india but the main difference is people like indian people but everyone hates Pakistanis , yeh definitely an islam thing n the stonings and the fgm and the 'honour' nonsense

She is victim of barbarous & savage culture & custom where she life which a woman could be killed for family honor

+krollaostmedburger From what I have read, please correct me if I am wrong, it seems that many muslims believe that a woman cannot give herself in marriage. Marriage without parental consent is void and therefore any woman who marries against her parents' wishes is considered immoral, in the least, and possibly even an adulterer. Also, please correct me if I am wrong - I know there are verses in the bible which say a woman who has sex out of marriage can be stoned to death, I believe the Qu'ran may have similar verses that a woman and the man also can be killed. Please understand I do not, of course, believe this is right and would not support such behaviour in any way. However to say that this act was 'not' permitted by Islam or even encouraged, I feel is a dangerous concept. It may not be your interpretation of the religion, but it is the interpretation according to many muslims - obviously, since these laws in Pakistan exist. I simply feel it a dangerous thing to say that this act was not permitted or allowed by a religion simply because it is not the version of the religion you practice is short-sighted. Just as the Westboro Baptists are still Christian even though the majority of the Christian faith does not agree with their interpretations, I also feel that this man who tried to murder his daughter believed he was doing so with the full backing of his religion and there are clearly people who agree with him.

+aliceallgrown Honestly, anyone who's getting married or wanting to be married to someone they can do it. As long as they have someone who is willing to be a witness to the marriage. Often times it's required that it is a older male such as a brother, uncle, father or an Imam or a preacher of some sort. If her family doesn't allow her to marry who she pleases, she is under no obligation to change her decision and should seek someone who is willing to be her "walli". Honor killings are against islam. She can marry who she chooses. A forced marriage is against Islam.

+Mishal Fiaz Thank you for the information and the explanation of your beliefs regarding Islam. However, as stated in my first note, I believe that to say that this is 'against Islam' when there are thousands upon thousands of people who practice and preach Islam who would disagree with you, is a dangerous concept. There are many interpretations of religion; you have explained your interpretation but this does not mean that another's interpretation is "not Islam".

+aliceallgrown there is one rule of marriage and it is in the Quran and the Hadith's. A woman can marry who she pleases and it is something I deal with too so my interpretation isn't any different than the one from the rules of God. Men who do this to women aren't following islam. They are oppressing these women and If I lived there, which I was born there, It could happen to me. This isn't islam. This is oppression.

krollaostmedburger That is not the actual quote that addresses it, the passage about honour killings is as follows: “Do not kill your children for fear of poverty; it is we who provide for them and for you. Indeed, their killing is surely a grave sin.”

America don't have much culture nowadays tradition is dead chivalry is dead

Exactly

You know it makes me wonder too

Yeah ofcourse the father loved his daughter yhyh he loved her and cared for her till the ends of the earth yeah that’s why he shot his daughter twice... use your head 🤦🏻🥴

@@xylophone3764 chill, I am using my head.

No he’s a narcissistic

He wanna be friends? Be careful whos hoing to protect you?

Honour killings in Pakistan are known locally as karo-kari (Urdu: کاروکاری). According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, over 470 cases of honour killings were reported in Pakistan in 2021. But human rights defenders estimate that around 1,000 women are killed in the name of honour every year.

​@@Pookieloml in some region like where people are educated then this does not happen

Mr Bond Many Pakistani &Indian live in our country, in ur country many Filipinos? I don't think so!

CoD RocKz # Wild gaming they called it honor killing? My good Lord! There's no any honor in killing! 😓

Viv Balicas yes they do alot and you can't campare Filpine with Pakistan and India Lol what a joke

@@vivbalicas4524 nihaw seyanara bitcn

Samuel A ano po pinagsasabi mo Sir? San ko gusto magpaalam? At bakit ano anung problema?

These sort of honor killings have a history that goes back much further than Islam.

@Brian Liddicoat Why is it that every time something like this happens people like you assume that it has something to do with Islam. If you knew anything about Islam then you would also know Islam strictly forbids such things. In the Arab world, before the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) daughters were buried alive by their fathers, women were treated like property and honour killings such as this were a common thing. Islam put an end to all of this. You really shouldn't bother talking about things you don't understand and do yourself a favor and read about Islam (Not your version though).

Honor killing is a cultural practice, not an islamic one.

magister343 Absolutely, Look at the amount Hindu women are a killed in the name of honour in India and Nepal.

Nabiha Moses It would be nice if these people doing these things stopped using quotes from the Quran when they do this crap then. It's not Islam is exactly helping society.