
How the Irish deal with a flood.
"Wahdan's brutal murder devastated her husband and immediate family, who say that the rumor mill's tales of Wahdan having an affair were untrue. But regardless of their veracity, suspicion alone can be enough to get a woman killed by distant relatives looking to 'cleanse' the family honor when there is talk of an illicit relationship."
"Fatimah Syam, of Indonesian Women for Legal Justice, tells Meo that a 'control team' of sharia enforcers 'seeks out women without headscarves or unmarried girls meeting boys in private and parades them through the streets in an open car.' 'I've seen the police laughing and boasting, and the girls in tears,' she explains. '[They] say the tsunami happened because women ignored religion. We never heard of this parading before the tsunami.'"
Residents in the nearby area have reported a drop in robberies, murder and general lawlessness since the court began its work, Radio HornAfrik said.