“جرائم الشرف” تقتل ألف امرأة كل سنة في باكستان

JALOZAI CAMP, PAKISTAN, JUNE 11: A Pakistani displaced woman battle severe winds and dust as conditions in the massive tent city become more difficult every day on June 11, 2009 in Jalozai camp, 15km from Peshawar, Pakistan. Approximately 3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) as a result from recent fighting and on-going military operations against the Taliban. Pakistani forces battled militants in tribal areas after vowing a full assault on a Taliban chief in the lawless Afghan border region known to be an Al-Qaeda hideout. New camps are sprouting up while others continue to grow as people shift away from the city of Mardan where thousands were living with families and schools as the UNHCR and other aid agencies struggle to deal with the needs of so many. The refugees have fled from Swat, Buner, and Lower Dir facing extremely harsh living conditions in the searing heat in over crowded camps. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)