Æresdrab: Ghazala Khan sagen

There has been much honor killings in the past especially in Asian countries

(Pakistan, Turkey, Arabia, India, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan), it is most of the girls they kill, there is still honor killings today, there is a good example, in Denmark.

Ghazala Khan (1986 - 2005) was a Danish-Pakistani woman who was shot and killed by his brother at Banegårdspladsen in Slagelse, 23 September 2005 because she was married against her family's wishes. Her father had ordered her killed to save the families honor. A total of nine people in organizing the assassination, and they were all found guilty of murder and attempted murder of her husband in the Eastern High 27 June 2006. It was the first time in the world that so many people were collectively convicted of murder in a so-called honor killing.

It’s very sad to hear that people don’t have choice to be married who they love.

But the percentage figures are a much down then before.

I agree what the senior officers said in the text.

But I suggest too all countries that they should stiffer the punishment in the law, so anyone don’t dare to do stupid things like that.

There has been writing many books about ----