Eemerald wrote:Yes i can google too.
What muslim countries have u been to where you have seen women not dressed in all black getting killed?
Im not saying that there arent extremists who believe that shit, and possibly in Afghanistan and saudi they may enforce laws on dress for women, but unlikely death. As for the rest of the arab world, youre much midguided, beirut is one of tje most cosmopolitan cities within the arab world. Thered be a hell of a lot of women killed for non islamic dress if what youre quoting is remotely true to happening.
Im not arguing for the sake of arguing, im just telling you that what google and certain websites may show isnt alwaus the general way of life in tjose countries or for most muslims.
Three women in north Pakistan have been shot dead by a male relative who seemed to have believed that they had brought shame on their family, police say. A mother and her two daughters – one aged just 17 – were allegedly killed by her stepson. He had apparently seen a family video in which the daughters were shown laughing in front of their family home.
We then are offered this tortured sentence explaining why:
The woman’s stepson appears to have considered the footage an assault on the family’s honour. So-called honour killings are common in northern Pakistan where women are seldom seen by men other than their relatives.
The story offers background information, noting this was not a freak occurrence.
The BBC’s Orla Guerin in Islamabad says that five young women and two men were reported killed in the same region last year after footage emerged of them singing and dancing together at a wedding. The killings were said to have been ordered by a tribal Jirga, or local council. But locals denied anyone had been killed when Pakistan’s Supreme Court send a fact-finding mission to the area. Leading human rights campaigners however expressed fear that all those in the wedding video were dead.
The article closes with this grim note:
Campaigners say more than 900 women were killed in Pakistan last year in the name of family honour. In spite of reform in the law they say conviction rates are not encouraging and in most cases the killers escape justice
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