Submitted on Tuesday 5th February 2019
Rejected on Tuesday 12th February 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Grant leave to a remain to a couple at high risk of honour killing
In Pakistan the wife was put through a forced marriage and brutally raped. Escaping , she subsequently married her real love and fled to UK. Her kin regard the forced marriage as the true marriage and pursue them for zina, living in adultery. For nearly 10 years the Home Office has refused asylum.
They now have four young children. Destitute, they live in permanent anxiety, liable to detention and forced return. For the bride's kin nothing is more important than family honour : this requires killing the couple who have violated it. There are 1,000 reported honour killings each year in Pakistan. Removing the couple and their children into such peril is unthinkable . Re-location is unsafe. They should be given the protection of English law
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