Australian links in honour killing

[-Kurry-]

I nearly vomitted in my mouth reading this.

Her own uncles.
Infront of her sister and mother...she had already been shot, the girls tried to save her, the men pulled them away and shot her in the head as her hands were covering as she begged for mercy.


All because she moved out of home for a little while...and the grandfather even said if she was away from home for a NIGHT she should be killed.

I think i take living in austalia for granted sometimes...

Australian links in honour killing of Pela AtroshiBy Sian Powell
April 26, 2008 01:32am
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Kurdish girl shot by uncle in brutal honour killing
Council of male relatives made the chilling decision
Members of council lived in Australia

MORTALLY wounded and bleeding profusely, Pela Atroshi covered her head with her hands, pleading "please don't shoot me, please don't shoot me".

As her sister and her mother screamed, her uncle Rezkar Atroshi raised his gun and killed her. The family's honour had been cleansed.

Rezkar had already shot Pela twice in the back in the upstairs room.

Helped downstairs by her mother and her younger sister, the 19-year-old Kurdish Swede was confronted by four resolute men - her father and his three brothers. The men pulled the women apart. Her youngest uncle then finished the job, shooting Pela in the head.

The bullet went through one of her fingers and into her brain.

The decision to kill her was made by a council of male relatives, led by Pela's grandfather, Abdulmajid Atroshi - a Kurd who lived in Australia.

One of his sons, Shivan Atroshi, helped pull the women away from Pela so his younger brother could get a clean shot. Shivan, too, lived in Australia.

It is the first time an officially confirmed honour killing with a connection to Australia has ever publicly come to light, but it is likely there have been other Australian-connected honour crimes that have been kept hidden within the tight-lipped Australian Kurdish community.

Pela Atroshi's murder in Dohuk, in Iraqi Kurdistan, was officially deemed an honour killing by both Iraqi and Swedish authorities.

The Swedish detective inspector who investigated the murder, Kickis Aahre Algamo, said she had since heard of another honour crime with a connection to Australia - this time the attempted killing of an Australian Kurd that went awry when the girl escaped.

She told The Weekend Australian that from 2000 the Swedish authorities were in communication with Australian authorities and the Swedish embassy in Canberra about the 1999 murder of Pela Atroshi.

Breen Atroshi, Pela's younger sister, Inspector Algamo said, was still prepared to testify in any prosecution of her Australian grandfather or uncle. But it is unclear whether Pela's grandfather and uncle still live in Australia. .....


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http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23599670-2,00.html

 

[Lil Ms Fabulous]

TBQH, these things that go on make me take being a Christian (don't go to Church though) for granted...

 

[Spraytansboutso]

Stupid arabs, death to the east tbh how backwards are these idiots.

 

[Lil Ms Fabulous]

These men believe that Women have no rights and are having trouble keeping them in line.

 

[JackTheLad]

There is nothing honourable about this killing. They have broken the laws of Islam and the quraan.

Under these laws they will be tried and put to death

 

[-Kurry-]

TBQH, these things that go on make me take being a Christian (don't go to Church though) for granted...

i know muslim men who wouldnt do this...hth

on another note sheik hilaliy has pointed out Christian women should be wearing veils too....

 

[Lil Ms Fabulous]

I even know Muslem men who let their wives and daughters have a life (within reason).

 

[Spraytansboutso]

i know muslim men who wouldnt do this...hth

on another note sheik hilaliy has pointed out Christian women should be wearing veils too....

I want to uncover his daughters meat tbh lol

 

[Lil Ms Fabulous]

on another note sheik hilaliy has pointed out Christian women should be wearing veils too....

he should HTFU for all I care!!!

 

[JackTheLad]

I think he said that to protect his daughters.

Let's face it rapes in australia is at an all time hight and the police have admitted that they don't know how to curb it other than us becoming a police state.

 

[Spraytansboutso]

I think he said that to protect his daughters.

Let's face it rapes in australia is at an all time hight and the police have admitted that they don't know how to curb it other than us becoming a police state.

Meh bullsh!t, just a racist **** lol

 

[JackTheLad]

Meh bullsh!t lol

Have you read the latest stats on the crime figures in australia and in perticular Sydney and Melbourne?

 

[Abdul..]

i know muslim men who wouldnt do this...hth

on another note sheik hilaliy has pointed out Christian women should be wearing veils too....

That is untrue. Please do not make this a debate between religouns as it will only serve to stir conflict.

This is not mainstream islam.

Sheikh Hilaly believes in personal choice. Let's leave it at that. He does stipulate that in the old testament, women were ordered to cover up. Like the nuns that cover up have my respect, I believe so to should the muslim sisters who choose to do the same.

There is no complulsion in islam.

I trust the moderators would consider this a thread that can cause more harm than good and close it down.

I will say no more on this topic. My views are in print.

 

[Spraytansboutso]

Have you read the latest stats on the crime figures in australia and in perticular Sydney and Melbourne?

Has nothing to do as to why hilaly said those things.
He is just a racist prick, death to us infadels lol

 

[JackTheLad]

That is untrue. Please do not make this a debate between religouns as it will only serve to stir conflict.

This is not mainstream islam.

Sheikh Hilaly believes in personal choice. Let's leave it at that. He does stipulate that in the old testament, women were ordered to cover up. Like the nuns that cover up have my respect, I believe so to should the muslim sisters who choose to do the same.

There is no complulsion in islam.

I trust the moderators would consider this a thread that can cause more harm than good and close it down.

I will say no more on this topic. My views are in print.

Why would they close it down. People have a right to express their thoughts and feelings and for other people to correct the mis understanding

 

[JackTheLad]

Has nothing to do as to why hilaly said those things.
He is just a racist prick, death to us infadels lol

Oh dear. I am afraid you knowdge of him comes from the telecrap

 

[Spraytansboutso]

Oh dear. I am afraid you knowdge of him comes from the telecrap

Like any religious leader other religions and outsiders are scum in their eyes

 

[-Kurry-]

That is untrue. Please do not make this a debate between religouns as it will only serve to stir conflict.

This is not mainstream islam.

Sheikh Hilaly believes in personal choice. Let's leave it at that. He does stipulate that in the old testament, women were ordered to cover up. Like the nuns that cover up have my respect, I believe so to should the muslim sisters who choose to do the same.

There is no complulsion in islam.

I trust the moderators would consider this a thread that can cause more harm than good and close it down.

I will say no more on this topic. My views are in print.

i ddint want this to be a racial or religious thread.

he said they should wear it;
no harm in pointing something out.

READ THE PRINT ...HE TELLS THEM.

i NEVER said its an entire muslim viewpoint

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23599263-421,00.html


SO STFU

 

[Abdul..]

i ddint want this to be a racial or religious thread.

he said they should wear it;
no harm in pointing something out.

READ THE PRINT ...HE TELLS THEM.

i NEVER said its an entire muslim viewpoint

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23599263-421,00.html


SO STFU

You obviously cannot handle being challenged.

Real christian of you.

Disprespectful.. no I won't stoop.

 

[JackTheLad]

Don't know what that mean. But every religious leader values their beliefs and is convinced that this is the correct path.

It is the hypocrisy that everyone abhors. It means doing one thing and saying something else.

I don’t think you will find many muslim leaders who molest the children of their congregation. Does that put it in perspective for you?