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Violence against women

March 7th 2009 06:05

Honour victim Ayesha Baloch (R) sits inside a hospital with her mother in Multan, Pakistan, May 25, 2006. Baloch, 18, was dragged to a field, and as her brother-in-law held her down, her husband sat astride her legs and slit her upper lip and nostril with a knife.

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Comment by Wilson Pon

March 7th 2009 12:29

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Her husband of this woman should be ashamed of himself and he should get the punishment for what he had done on his wife, Katyzzz!

Comment by katyzzz

March 7th 2009 21:53

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In this case, Wilson, I believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, PLUS SOME, it is just so horrible, and the fellow who held her down deserves punishment, too.

Comment by Lilla

March 8th 2009 06:54

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Katyzzz, I pray daily for the deliverance of our enslaved sisters, not to avenge themselves, but to lead decent lives of freedom as companions ~ as God intended.

terribly disturbing stuff

Lilla

Comment by Teresa Ralton

March 8th 2009 07:03

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Katy, I had to think a bit before I looked at these photos because I knew they would make me feel sick. Eliminating these barbaric practices - it should be a major concern of ruling powers. I