The first person to be found guilty of forced marriage in Australia – and whose daughter was killed by the man she wedded – needs to be imprisoned to deter others from engaging in the practice, a Victorian court has heard.
A Victorian county court jury in May found Shepparton woman Sakina Muhammad Jan, 48, guilty of coercing her 20-year-old daughter to marry an older Perth man in 2019, who murdered her in January 2020.