#See the world in the headlines# #Female# Iranian man smiling and beheading his 17-year-old wife was sentenced to only 8 years in prison because the deceased's parents forgave the son-in-law.
The deceased, named Mona, married the murderer at the age of 12, gave birth to a child at the age of 14, was rejected for divorce due to domestic violence, and then fled to Turkey.
After receiving assurances from her family that she would protect her, she returned to Iran, only to be greeted with nightmarish results.
The murderer allegedly committed the murder in broad daylight, carrying a knife in one hand and Mona's head in the other, smiling and groaning on the streets of the city of Ahvaz in the Khuzestan province of southwestern Iran.
Because of its own tradition, Iran has established the responsibility of parental custody, giving fathers absolute control over their children.
The protection of the daughter is one of the top priorities.
At the same time, when his own children are killed and die, the father is legally allowed to find the murderer to pay in blood.
The flip side of this is that fathers have unlimited rights to the lives of their children, even to the deprivation of their lives. So many Iranians don't think killing their children is a crime.
In a 2002 tragedy in Ahwaz, Iran, a 7-year-old girl, Maryan, was beheaded by her father.
Because her father suspected that she was defiled by her uncle.
When the police arrested the father, he also carried his daughter's head: he said, "This is my own daughter, I can cut off her head." Because I have blood rights to her. ”
Iran is currently preparing legislation to ban domestic violence and protect women, and Iranian government officials say they believe Mona's beheading will speed up the legislative process.
The public support of the Iranian men's football team for some of the actions of their own women at the 2022 World Cup represents the opinion of some Iranians with these traditions.
