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Legal analyst Kimberly Wehle on the 14th Amendment and whether it can be used to keep Donald Trump off the ballot.
Hundreds of women in Arab countries are killed each year in what are called “honor killings:” the murder of a girl or woman who is known or suspected to have committed some form of sexual misconduct. The killing is carried out by a male relative, often the father or brother, for the sake of the family’s reputation. A panel talks about honor killings — why they persist and the international effort to combat the practice.
Guests
- Isis Nusair Researcher on the Middle East and North Africa for the Women's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch
- Asma Khader Jordanian lawyer working to strengthen laws against "honor killings"
- Judith Tucker Professor of history and director of the Arab studies program at Georgetown University
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