The Dutch Court condemns 4 family members for the fatal stabbing of a woman in front of her daughter in the alleged “honor to kill”
The Dutch Court on Thursday sentenced four men for 25 years for the “murder of honor” a woman poor for death in a daylight in front of her three -year -old daughter.
28-year-old Roshin was stabbed 28 times by her older brother while walking with her daughter in the eastern Dutch city of Apeldoorn in September 2023.
“It’s hard to imagine a creepy end of human life. Her daughter saw a mother killed in a very violent way,” according to judgment of the court.
In addition to the 25-year sentence for his older brother, identified as a 36-year-old Peshang A., the court also convicted his second brother and two relatives for his participation in the murder.
“The messages of sound and chat that men sent to each other show that together they decided that the victim had to die because she had violated her family honor,” the court said.
After the victim divorced, the family wanted to move in with her parents in The Hague, but decided to stay in Apeldoorn with her daughter and started a new relationship.
“Four men were then preparing to perform this plan, intentionally holding the rest of the family from the execution plans,” the verdict said.
Peshang A. allegedly tried to escape from the court after the verdict, but the police restrained.
The court also ordered four men to pay their daughters $ 73,000.
“Honor Murder” are especially common in Pakistan. A large part of the Pakistani society operates under the strict code of “Honor”, with women who have watched their male relatives because of the election of education, employment and who they can marry.
Last April, Pakistani man who allegedly recorded his Brother strangers their sister Until his death, he was arrested as part of the last murder of the “honor” that resounded the earth.
2023. Pakistani authorities arrested four people allegedly killed a 18-year-old woman In the alleged name “Honor” after the image of her sitting with her boyfriend became viral on social networks. Police said the photo was a doctorate and posted in false accounts on social networks.
There were 384 “Honor Murder” reported only in 2022, according to Pakistan Human Rights Commission.
