“What would you do with a brother [who allows his wife to work with other men], my brothers of faith? You take him for a walk, and you come back alone, leaving him there… because he does not deserve to…
An 18-year-old Pakistani woman from Hafizabad in Punjab province of Pakistan survives being shot and thrown in a canal by her family for marrying the man she loved. Deborah Gembara reports.
May 3, 2014 “My response to Sheema Khan’s article in Globe and Mail, ‘We can end honour killings, but not with films by anti-Muslim zealots,’ in The Globe and Mail, published April 16 2014″ By Raheel Raza Ms. Khan has…
Bano Shahdady threw away her Burka, only to be killed by her husband disguised in a Burka March 7, 2014 By John Goddard TORONTO—When her baby got a heart transplant at Sick Children’s Hospital, Bano Shahdady threw away her burqa.…
Sunday, October 13, 2013 Deeyah Khan’s film about an ‘honour’ killing won an Emmy. Now it’s being used to train police. She hopes her documentary about the murder of Banaz Mahmod can help to highlight the social pressures behind such…