Epidemiology Of Honor Killings Within Pakistans Muslim Pop

Epidemiology of Honor Killings within Pakistan’s Muslim Population: Pre-IslamicEvolution and its Impact on Women TodaySouthern New Hampshire University HIS 311: Women, Sexuality, and Islam 01:58:10 GMT -05:00Milestone One: Source AnalysisDraft Thesis StatementIn this paper I will examine the epidemiology of honor killings within the Muslim population of Pakistan, including its historical roots, modern day practice, and impact on women. Focus will be placed on psychological, socio-cultural, and political factors influencing the proliferation of violent crimes against Pakistani women in the context of Islam (Churchill 2018.Primary Source AnalysisA Pilot Study: on 'Honour Killings' in Pakistan and Compliance of Law authored by Maliha Zia Lari in association with the NGO Aurat Foundation and published by Aurat Publication and Information Service Foundation is a primary source regarding honor killings in Pakistan within the context of law. Maliha Zia Lari holds a master’s degree in law with a concentration on human rights and is described as a High Court Advocate for her work with women’s rights and Pakistani law. The source presents information on honor killings through an international egalitarian lens with a focus on the liberation of women from oppressive patriarchal systems. The report takes a statistical approach to