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It had to be done, my PRIDE was in DANGER.

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It had to be done, my PRIDE was in DANGER.

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Here are a few statistics on honour killings. (Click to see the actual picture)

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What The West Gets Wrong About Muslim Women http://testu.be/1KtiRha The Best Muslim Countries For Women's Rights http://bit.ly/20yGLvT Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml Every year there are an estimated 5,000 honor killing committed around the world. So what is an honor killing, and where are they happening?

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WARNING: SHOCKING & DISTURBING CONTENT

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Pakistan honour killing: warning - shocking content

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Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews The murder of a young pregnant woman in Pakistan by her family earlier this year, pushed the issue of "honour killings" into the spotlight. She was beaten to death for marrying without their consent - just one of 900 such killings last year.

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Tina's father was a member of the Abu Nidal Organization. He was planning to bomb the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. A crucial factor in his trial was that the FBI had Zein under surveillance in connection with his suspected actions, and had recorded Palestina's (Tina) murder on an audio cassette.

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Tina's mother

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Cliff Walker (in the picture with her on the right) was Tina's boyfriend, who her parents did not agree with her dating, because he was from a different background.

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Here is the sad story of Tina Isa.

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WHERE WERE YOU, BITCH?" MARIA ISA snapped as her daughter, Tina, 16, entered the family apartment on the south side...

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Tina Isa was 16 when her parents murdered her. She was dating a black boy, which she was against her parents rules. When she came home from work one night, her life turned upside down.

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'No regrets' says man who killed daughter, beheaded her friend for 'family honour'

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'No regrets' says man who killed daughter, beheaded her friend for 'family honour'

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Nidhi Barak and Dharmender Barak were murdered because they eloped together, knowing that it was frowned upon to be with someone living in the same village as you, because you were considered to be brother and sister. Nigh was beaten to death, and Dharmender was stabbed repeatedly, and then beheaded.

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Rohtak: Two days after a girl was lynched by her own family and a boy publicly beheaded, a conspiracy of silence is heavy in Haryana's village Gharnavati, 80 km from the capital.

As police personnel roam the village, no one is willing to testify against the girl's parents and uncle, who are now in jail. Her brother was arrested today.

"I have no regrets. I'll do it again if I have to," said Billu, the remorseless father of Nidhi Barak, 20, who was beaten to death. Seven members of Nidhi's family, who own a thriving dog-breeding business and even have a shop in south Delhi, allegedly took part in this shocking example of medieval-style killings in the name of 'family honour'.

The parents of Dharmender Barak, 23, have not even filed a police complaint against those who murdered their son - they say the pair got what they deserved. So do others in the village. "If my daughter did this, I would have killed her with my bare hands, no matter what happens to me," said Roshni, a villager.

Nidhi and Dharmender eloped on Tuesday, knowing their families would never consent to their relationship as they belonged to the same village, which, in those parts, means they are brother and sister.

On Wednesday, the young lovers returned to the village, convinced by Nidhi's family that they would not be harmed. ( Girl lynched by family, boy beheaded in Haryana village)

At Nidhi's home, her father, brother and uncle allegedly killed her first.

Using farming tools, they allegedly broke Dharmender's arms and legs, stabbed him repeatedly and beheaded him. Dharmender's headless body was dumped outside his home. Inside, his family had refused to come out and help him.

"Can brother and sister marry? It is our duty to punish our children," Dharmender's brother says.

Dharmendra, who came from a family of poor farmers, and Nidhi had been together for three years and went to college in Rohtak. Nidhi was studying fine arts and Dharmender was pursuing a technical course.

When a police team alerted by a villager, arrived, Nidhi's family was trying to cremate her. The police retrieved the girl's half-burnt remains and the boy's body.

Several such young couples have been murdered in villages of Haryana bound by the diktats of lawless, but politically influential 'Khap panchayats' who forbid marriages within the same village or same caste.

In 2011, the Supreme Court had said those behind such killings should face the death penalty.

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'No regrets' says man who killed daughter, beheaded her friend for 'family honour'

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Rohtak: Two days after a girl was lynched by her own family and a boy publicly beheaded, a conspiracy of silence is heavy in Haryana's village Gharnavati, 80 km from the capital. As police personnel roam the village, no one is willing to testify against the girl's parents and uncle, who are now in jail.

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Bhavna was a 21 year old female who fell in love with a 24 year old male named Abhishek Seth. Her parents did not agree with this relationship and told Abhishek to stay away from their daughter. The two secretly got married, and when Bhavna went back home to see her parents, they strangled her to death because they felt that Bhavna destroyed her family's "prestige".

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New 'honour killing' murder shocks India after bride's father allegedly strangles her and burns the body days after marrying a man from the 'wrong' caste

Police claim Bhavna Yadav was murdered in brutal case of honor killing

The 21-year-old woman was Yadav from Rajasthan but married a Punjabi

Days after they married, her parents are accused of strangling her

Her parents confessed to the crime when interrogated, according to police

An Indian woman's parents have strangled her to death after claiming she destroyed their family's 'prestige' by marrying a man from a different caste, police say.

The tragic death of Bhavna Yadav, a 21-year-old student from a leading New Dehli University, appears to be the latest of a series of cruel honour killings that have shocked India.

Police allege Bhavna was strangled by her parents and uncle because she had secretly married 24-year-old Abhishek Seth in a union that undermined their family's 'prestige'.

Abhishek is Punjabi, while Bhavna was Yadav, from the Rajasthan region.

She told her parents day after the couple secretly married. Under the auspices of sorting out their differences, her parents Jagmohan and Savitri Yadav then invited her to come home.

It was during this stay she was beaten and strangled. After killing their daughter, the parents took her body to their village in Alwar, Rajasthan, where they set it on fire, police said.

Abhishek told NDTV: 'I never got any indication of course that her parents would do this. If I had any inkling, I would have never sent her back home.

'Six months ago, I called her parents and told them about us - they told me: "You are Punjabi, stay away. We are Yadavs. This won't work".'

Jagmohan and Savitri were arrested on Tuesday and sent to judicial custody by a Delhi court - although police are still hunting Bhavna's uncle, who is suspected of being complicit in the murder.

'The accused have been charged with murder, but we are investigating if it is a case of honour killing,' a senior police official said.

Police said they began investigating after Abhishek, an assistant programmer, made a written complaint on November 16.

Police contacted the victim's parents at their village in Alwar and took them into custody when they failed to give information about their daughter.

'While questioning they broke down and admitted that they had strangled their daughter at their Delhi home,' said the officer.

The parents told the police that they called her back to their home when she informed them about her marriage.

The victim was a Sanskrit honours student of Venkateswara College.

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New 'honour killing' murder shocks India

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Police claim Bhavna Yadav was murdered in brutal case of honor killing The 21-year-old woman was Yadav from Rajasthan but married a Punjabi Days after they married, her parents are accused of strangling her Her parents confessed to the crime when interrogated, according to police An Indian woman's parents have strangled her to death after claiming she destroyed their family's 'prestige' by marrying a man from a different caste, police say.

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In certain cultures, the killing of a relative, especially a girl or woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor on the family