That is why I ran google translate and corrected a few translation errors...
She was beaten for not wearing a Niqab, and refused to do so even when the brother hit her.
Nationality of this specific case is not known, but quite obvious a Muslim.
It is not the first case, it happens regularily that families beat up their daughters or kill them
for adopting normal Swedish behaviour.
Again: what freedom exists for a girl who knows that if she does not wear certain clothes,
she will be killed by her own family?
You are stupid. In Islam murder is a major sin.
I would not kill my children if they dress liberally in a bikini and miniskirt. I would politely teach them that it is forbidden in Islam to wear such dresses.
From what I heard and was taught, Niqab is not obligatory to wear in Islam.
Yeah but to beat with a baseball bat is an extremist behaviour.
Don't blame the religion Islam for some stupid people who has the wrong behaviour.
Same way how I hear that western men treat their wives like crap and cheat on them and commit adultery.
Google translate. Post edited with link added.
Why do You use American examples? This is Sweden.
BTW,
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism is classic trolling.
Yeah, but Sweden is part of the west isn't it.
How about this example:
https://www.thelocal.se/20171127/ex-boyfriend-faces-trial-over-murder-of-tova-moberg-19
Ex-boyfriend faces trial over murder of Tova Moberg, 19
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27 November 2017
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The accused and his legal counsel at a remand hearing earlier this year. Photo: Mats Andersson/TT
The trial of a 22-year-old man accused for murdering his ex-girlfriend starts today.
Tova Moberg, 19, left her home in the small town of Njutånger in Hudiksvall municipality, eastern Sweden, on a Saturday evening in May to go to a party. She was reported missing by her family when
she did not return home the following day. A few days later her body was found hidden in a lake.
Her ex-boyfriend was shortly thereafter arrested on suspicion of killing her. He had previously been reported to the police for assaulting her, and she had recorded several violent incidents in her diary.
An investigation of the body showed that she had been strangled and hit 20 times with a hammer.
Forensic evidence to be used in the trial consists of a roll of tape which the prosecutor claims was used when the body was being lowered into the lake, as well as clothes said to belong to the suspect.
Moberg's diary is also to be used as evidence in the trial. In it, she described an abusive relationship where she was not allowed to see her friends, and feared that he would eventually kill her.
One entry describes an argument after he found out she had a secret account on Snapchat.
"I have never taken such a beating before. But there's nothing I can do. He says that if I break up with him he'll kill me, I dare not take that chance. I'm actually feeling really bad but I can't think about it. But I'm trying to make the best of the situation," she wrote according to the investigation.
No weapons or tools that could potentially be tied to the murder have been found, and no DNA traces of the man on her body, reported the TT news agency ahead of the start of the trial on Monday.
The 22-year-old ex-boyfriend is also accused of 'gross violation of a woman's integrity' ('grov kvinnofridskränkning'). He denies both that and the murder charge.
The trial will be held at Hudiksvall District Court, scheduled to end on December 21st.
I hear it is common in the west (Including Sweden), that boyfriends kill their girlfriends, when the girlfriend finds a new boyfriend or dumps the old boyfriend.
Isn't that a fault in your society.
Instead of looking and trying to find faults in other societies, look at your own first!