The Issue With Honor Killings

In the world, humans have to cope with many situations, one of which is honor killing. This is a problem that is not touched completely as it is not something everyone can see. The main idea is to understand what an honor killer is, and what it is doing in the world, especially for the Pakistani country. One important thing to remember is that it is entirely based on tradition rather than religion. Honor killing is a violent act against a person who brings shame and humiliation to his family (what is honor killer)?

In the first article I would like to analyze the problem of honor murder. In this terrible episode, the victim is a daughter (Muna), her father was murdered for bloody shame and prevented her father from looking like losing honor, he seems like a social man I could not live to. Honor killing is a ruthless behavior by crime, and her father committed this behavior in this story. (Lubna, 2009), "Honor crime is usually violent and is usually a murderer killed by a family of men against a woman's family." In many parts of West Asia, North Africa, South Asia including Pakistan, we respect the murder every year. I walked the lives of many young women. According to the UNFPA (2000), "In the world, 5000 women and girls can be killed each year by their families" - in 1999 at least 1,000 women were murdered in Pakistan. "(Daniel, 2010)

The killing of Balochistan is not a unique case. There are about 1,000 honor killings in Pakistan each year, and an average age 23 years old, women are learning to express their opinions, there are more than 5,000 honor killings in the world. The misunderstanding about honor killings is that they are not done with uncontrollable anger, but their plan and ideas are good and murder. Efforts have been made to strengthen the law to protect women from honor killings, but from a cultural point of view these murders are not "morally right"

Honor killings are usually associated with adultery claims. Honor killings continue in several parts of the world, particularly in South Asia and the Middle East (but not limited to them). In some legal systems, it is generous to deal with honor killings. Shooting incidents also occurred in Europe, Canada, and the immigrant community in the United States. In some parts of the world, honor killings are receiving strong support. In one survey, 33.4% of the young people of Jordanian capital, Amman, were admitted to honor killings. In a study at Diyarbakir in Turkey, when asked about appropriate penalties for adultery women, 37% say that she should be killed, while 21% should have her nose and ears killed I answered, I cut it off