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Tag Archives: honor killing
Buried alive In Balochistan
Poor, brown women living in poor, brown countries are among the least valued - by rich and powerful brown people of all genders as much as anyone
“Honor killings” contort religion
ATLANTA — As an American Muslim, I was horrified to read about the tragic death of Sandela Kanwal in Clayton County, Ga., allegedly at hands of her father in a supposed "honor killing."
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, crime, islam, north america Also tagged melissa robinson 4 Comments


Murder in the Name of Honour: interview excerpt