Italian Supreme Court upholds murder convictions of family members of Pakistani girl killed for refusing arranged marriage
The Italian Supreme Court upheld murder convictions against five relatives of Saman Abbas, a Pakistani girl killed in Italy for refusing an arranged marriage. The ruling finalizes life sentences for the accused, highlighting issues of honor-based violence and the protection of women's rights.
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