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Shella was slaughtered in front of her children by her ex-boyfriend

What is an honour killing? An honour killing is a murder in the name of honour. If a brother murders his sister to restore family honour, it is an honour killing. According to activists, the most common reasons for honour killings are as the victim: refuses to cooperate in an arranged marriage. wants to end […]

Dutch prosecutor places murderer Fathi Atiya on National Search List

What is an honour killing? An honour killing is a murder in the name of honour. If a brother murders his sister to restore family honour, it is an honour killing. According to activists, the most common reasons for honour killings are as the victim: refuses to cooperate in an arranged marriage. wants to end […]

Fifteen years in prison demanded for killing 22-year-old pregnant student Sumanta Bansi

What is an honour killing? An honour killing is a murder in the name of honour. If a brother murders his sister to restore family honour, it is an honour killing. According to activists, the most common reasons for honour killings are as the victim: refuses to cooperate in an arranged marriage. wants to end […]

Reasons why many honor killings are often not included in official statistics

What is an honour killing? An honour killing is a murder in the name of honour. If a brother murders his sister to restore family honour, it is an honour killing. According to activists, the most common reasons for honour killings are as the victim: refuses to cooperate in an arranged marriage. wants to end […]

The Netherlands want to combat ‘honour’ crimes better

What is an honour killing? An honour killing is a murder in the name of honour. If a brother murders his sister to restore family honour, it is an honour killing. According to activists, the most common reasons for honour killings are as the victim: refuses to cooperate in an arranged marriage. wants to end […]

Unfortunately for Geissen and the murderess, the Zeist fire-murder case is not an Amnesty case. If mistakes were made in it then I hope other avenues can be found to retract and (as far as possible) correct them.

People keep going on sweeping honour killings under the carpet and portraying opponents as liars, unfortunately I know from my own experience that it is fighting a losing battle and you can only win if you are a real go-getter.