that s crazy. elisabeth? thanks. it s a powerful new film exposing the shocking violence against islamic women in the name of honor. from wearing short sleeves, being seen talking to a man. those things can be deemed dishonorable. thousands of women have been detained for dressing unislamiccally, like this woman screaming as she s pushd into a police car. the honor system in muslim majority societies is really the basis of a lot of harm that is perpetuated against women. it s systematic institutionalized ma song knee. the council for american islamic relation cares complaining of islamaphobia. why would a group want to silence such a film?
offspring. hence, according to this law, a parent can kill his son or daughter in the name of honor and incur no penalty under sharia law and care does not want the truth to come out. we have reached out to care, and they have not gotten back to us. but their coordinator responded on the kelly file and listen. i understand there are women who participate in this film who are muslim women who work on these serious issues. what i m personally disgusted by as a muslim women is that someone like the clarion project would take this to promote their hate-filled agenda. i have no problem with women in this film. but i ask them to question why they participate if they knew who was funding it. i mean, according to the u.n., up to 5,000 women world wide may be honor killing victims, 125 million women mutilated in africa and the middle east since 1989. why would they not want to represent women?
manslaughter. that the defendant, intend, wanted and desired to eraise noor from his life and this earth and all in the name of honor. when you made your closing arguments did you think i have got this case sewn up? i never have that level of confidence but i he knew i had some jurors in our pocket. did faleh intend to hurt any one? no. al-malecki s lawyer argued this was not a premeditated honor killing and at most h his client was guilty of manslaughter because he intended to drive close enough to his daughter noor to spit on her. she is not scared of him harming her. she thinks he is going to do something else, spit, embarrass, call her a name. deliberations begin. day one. no verdict. day two. they are still deliberating.
earth and all in the name of honor. when you made your closing arguments did you think i have got this case sewn up? i never have that level of confidence but i he knew i had some jurors in our pocket. did faleh intend to hurt any one? no. al-malecki s lawyer argued this was not a premeditated honor killing and at most h his client was guilty of manslaughter because he intended to drive close enough to his daughter noor to spit on her. she is not scared of him harming her. she thinks he is going to do something else, spit, embarrass, call her a name. deliberations begin. day one. no verdict. day two. they are still deliberating. day three. nothing. what were you thinking then? by that point i was afraid they were going to come back
manslaughter. that the defendant, intend, wanted and desired to eraise noor from his life and this earth and all in the name of honor. when you made your closing arguments did you think i have got this case sewn up? i never have that level of confidence but i he knew i had some jurors in our pocket. did faleh intend to hurt any one? no. al-malecki s lawyer argued this was not a premeditated honor killing and at most h his client was guilty of manslaughter because he intended to drive close enough to his daughter noor to spit on her. she is not scared of him harming her. she thinks he is going to do something else, spit, embarrass, call her a name. deliberations begin. day one. no verdict. day two. they are still deliberating.