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apharhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/may/11/iraq.humanrights
17-year-old student Rand Abdel-Qader was beaten to death by her father after becoming infatuated with a British soldier in Basra... For Abdel-Qader Ali there is only one regret: that he did not kill his daughter at birth. 'If I had realised then what she would become, I would have killed her the instant her mother delivered her,' he said with no trace of remorse... Abdel-Qader, 46, a government employee, was initially arrested but released after two hours. Astonishingly, he said, police congratulated him on what he had done. 'They are men and know what honour is,' he said.
17-year-old student Rand Abdel-Qader was beaten to death by her father after becoming infatuated with a British soldier in Basra... For Abdel-Qader Ali there is only one regret: that he did not kill his daughter at birth. 'If I had realised then what she would become, I would have killed her the instant her mother delivered her,' he said with no trace of remorse... Abdel-Qader, 46, a government employee, was initially arrested but released after two hours. Astonishingly, he said, police congratulated him on what he had done. 'They are men and know what honour is,' he said.
