Honor Killings in Our History

Honor of murder Do you kill to defend your honor? Some parents will kill their children to keep their surnames primitive. According to UN statistics, approximately 5,000 women are killed each year. However, according to the female propaganda group, about 20,000 women are murdered each year. Honor killings are murderers committed by people in families who are believed to bring shame to their families.

Many regional cultures and traditions in history have proved the origin of honor killing and women's rule. The laws of Roman parents thoroughly control the wives of children and their families. According to these laws, the lives of children and wives are decided by men at home. Ancient Roman law also stipulates that women who are convicted of adultery are killed by their husbands and thereby defend honor killings. In the Qing Dynasty of China, the father and her husband had the right to kill the daughter who was considered to have humiliated the family.

Every year in Pakistan hundreds of women are killed under the name of honor. Over 2014, more than 1,000 honor killings have been reported, but the actual number is estimated to be far greater than many cases not reported. Wives, daughters, and mothers who are thought to embody the family honor are killed by their brothers and husbands when this honor is threatened. I did not bring enough dowry for marriage. Regardless of their motives, these planned cold-blooded murders are based on cultural or religious values.

It is difficult to determine the incidence of honor killings, and the estimate is very different. In most countries, data on honor killings are not systematically collected, many of which have been reported as family suicide or accident and are registered here. Honor killings usually occur in the Asian continent, especially in the Middle East and South Asia, but they spread all over the world. In 2000, the United Nations estimates that 5,000 women each year were a victim of honor killings. According to the BBC, "Women advocacy groups doubt that more than 20,000 women are being killed every year in the world." The only form of honor crime is not murder. At least 2,823 such crimes were recorded