
Pakistani police, in collaboration with Interpol, conducted a raid on a residence in Kashmir and apprehended a Pakistani woman convicted in Italy for the murder of her daughter. Nazia Shaheen was arrested in a village in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and presented before a judge in Islamabad. The arrest was confirmed by Islamabad police, with Interpol aiding in locating the woman.
The woman, along with her husband and uncle, was convicted in Italy for the murder of Saman Abbas, an 18-year-old Pakistani woman. Abbas was killed after refusing her family's demands for an arranged marriage. Honor killings, a practice prevalent among conservative Pakistanis, claim the lives of numerous women annually as punishment for perceived transgressions.