Girl has sex with someone she wanted to have sex with. Brother kills her. Muslim love story.
I’d do it again, says honour killer ABC News
By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker
Updated Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:44am AEST
There is a growing push in the Arab world to have men responsible for so-called honour killings treated as murderers by the courts.
Every year hundreds of women are killed by their husbands or brothers or another male family member for supposedly bringing shame on their families.
In many countries the honour killers are given leniency. Many men are not charged, or they spend only a few days or weeks in custody.
But Palestinian human rights groups have recently drafted their own amendments to have them treated as murderers.
Khaled Mahmoud, 21, admits beating his sister to death last year in the West Bank.
“She has made very wrong decisions,” he said.
“I started drinking then I got crazy. When I saw her I beat her. I smashed her head to the wall.”
His sister Asmaa – not her real name – was 23, a university student, and engaged to be married to another Muslim.
As brother and sister they were close, yet Mahmoud says she made the unforgivable mistake of sleeping with another man, a Christian, and brought enormous shame on the family. Continue Reading →

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