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Five men accused of gang-raping a Pakistani woman in 2002 under orders from a village council have been acquitted by the supreme court of the country, their lawyer says.
Abdul Khalique, the sixth suspect in the case, had his life sentence upheld, Malik Saleem, the defence lawyer, said on Thursday.
The rape of Mukhtaran Mai in 2002 drew international attention after she decided to speak out about her ordeal, defying Pakistani norms.
She alleged that she had been gang-raped on the orders of a village council in the name of "honour" in Muzaffargarh district. The gang-rape was to be pun
Originally posted by lestweforget
Lets see how many muslims add anything to this thread, my guess will be zero.
As ive stated before islam is nothing more than a sex cult.
Originally posted by lestweforget
Lets see how many muslims add anything to this thread, my guess will be zero.
As ive stated before islam is nothing more than a sex cult.
Originally posted by SpeachM1litant
reply to post by lestweforget
Great another anti-Islamic type with an agenda "pimping" this story just becuase it was carried out in a muslim country. This is about the justice system in Pakistan not their religous beliefs.
Thanks for de-railing the thread.
Originally posted by lestweforget
Lets see how many muslims add anything to this thread, my guess will be zero.
As ive stated before islam is nothing more than a sex cult.
The village council suggests that Shakoor marry the girl he was seen with and Mai, a divorcee, be married to a Mastoi man.
The Mastois reportedly reject the deal, insisting that zina (adultery) must be settled with zina according to the eye-for-an-eye principle.
Mukhtar Mai is called to the council to apologise for her brother's conduct.
She appears and apologises but is dragged to a nearby hut and gang raped allegedly by four men.
The Mastois inform the police that the dispute has been settled and Shakoor is released.
28 June, 2002: During his weekly Friday sermon, the village imam (prayer leader) declares that a great sin has been committed and asks the villagers to report the matter to the police.