Qandeel Baloch Murder: One year on (FULL DOCUMENTARY) - BBC Stories

[@dorawang5451]

she become a star because men's watching her. STOP watching if they are true to their god's teaching.

[@babathakur4482]

I agree with u 200% per cent

[@lisam9622]

I felt so hurt for her and how she lose life

[@liz3424]

Exactly! No one is twisting they're damn arm to watch! They probably got they're jollys then talked about how,unacceptable she was...😡

[@mrht6094]

@@For_Bitcoin_holder You are a fucking disgrace.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

THEY ARE THE BIGGEST HYPOCRITES YES STOP WATCHING. THEY WANT A FREAK IN THE BEDROOM BUT A LADY IN THE STREET

[@aleeshaali2295]

When his dad said "Where's his honour now?" 👏👏

[@celenagostavo8207]

i want abt to cry at this

[@yeshuaischrist9951]

Yes! Love her sweet father.👏

[@VeNuS2910]

her father forced her to marry at a very young age. the husband was abusive and they didn't do anything to save her, that's why she ran away and rebel. it is only when she's already giving them money that they became nice to her.

[@francescaimam4330]

VeNuS2910 in Pakistan an arranged marriage is nothing out of the ordinary. Neither is an abusive husband.

[@yeehaw4690]

Francesca Imam true. It's a tradition in pakistan. More than most of the families marry their daughters to her cousins

[@greenskye7937]

Why are ONLY women supposed to uphold an honorable way of living and be punished for it, but not men?? Killing another human being, there is nothing honorable about it!

[@PCats-2023]

Dragon Cocplayer Point. Your head.

[@princessamour1372]

Dragon Cocplayer don't deflect....

[@shahzadibutt7914]

@@henryettoit897 what? so she had to be killed because of that?

[@henryettoit897]

she should be jailed and her rights taken away.

[@shahzadibutt7914]

@@henryettoit897 Your a sick a person

[@lauralaurens7267]

PARENTS TAKE NOTE THIS IS HOW YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD: UNCONDITIONALLY

[@irenawolff1348]

Love, love your comment.

[@fatimahanwaar306]

but he forgave that toxic bastard of a younger brother because in Pakistan a father can forgive his son if he does something bad

[@babbarshare3062]

Yeah by marrying off your daughter to the local abuser! Yeah right Laura think you need to Re-right your comment my live 😏

[@user-gg5ft3xd5k]

Her father is so respectable. The level of difference her father and her brother is so vast.

[@Tran-ll2it]

He ended up pardoning his sons recently

[@Hum_Bharat_Ke]

​@@Tran-ll2it hehehe.....irony hits harder

[@marylooshiran4735]

No woman should names herself muslim. The religion of holly criminals

[@Daria_Es]

The fu... father has forgiven his son for murdering his daughter! He only played a role in front of the camera. He knew exactely, what the reporer wanted to hear from him. He is a da... liar as nearly all men in these countries when it comes to crimes against woman!

[@chiggywiggy524]

Yeah he was the one who forcefully married her to her cousin when she was just 17!

[@Jessica-ck6ns]

YO I LOVE THESE COMMENTS 👏 I haven't seen a single racist one yet! Can we all just aknowledge that the dad hopes his son gets the death penalty?! What a good father he is!! He really truly loved her...

[@BettyKrocker]

Crablante right made me soooo sad :(

[@heeba16]

Not sure if her parents truly loved her. But they probably loved the money she was bringing into the house.

[@roxydzey]

well these two sentences "what a good father" and "dad hopes his son gets the death penalty" sounds ironic to each other when written together lol

[@hawwaabdulmoiznoor2467]

Yes I got tears seeing him talking. But as he said, that in his son Wasim's dream Qandeel comes and asks why did you kill me? What did I do? And he shouts whole night in the prison. Thats how God gives punishment. He didn't have any right to kill her. And she is his sister. And he didn't felt any guilty or shame saying that he killed her Cox of her acts. And looking at eye to eye with the camera. His biggest punishment awaiting in the day of judgement

[@SaRa-cs5nc]

@@heeba16 Think so too :(

[@wajihaanfary5300]

Qandeel didn't kill anyone.. didn't hurt anyone.. she just did wt ever she loved... to be famous.. she was supporting her family... she was innocent.. feel really sorry for her.. RIP QANDEEL..

[@TheYafnit]

Drake Savage The world is watching and judging. We want to see the good in your nation. We want to believe that Islam is indeed a religion of peace and tolerance. Your words here provide the fodder for confirmation bias and warranted subjugation.

[@djregina6897]

Are you insane!? Or 12? Sexual assault on the world? What the actual fuck!!!If one did not want to see her, they didn't have to watch her videos.

[@damnmuggle]

Drake Savage shut up

[@damnmuggle]

Drake Savage she posted and dress sexy so the hell what. That doesn't mean she deserved to get killed.

[@MartyM777]

DJ Regina lol he seriously believes that you're going to go cry! Lol rofl

[@monikapriyadarshini1336]

Her Parents are really Respectable!

[@1234-m7w]

MONIKA PRIYADARSHINI they are not typical if muslim parents .they are precious

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

yup only after her dirty $'s

[@rojome3831]

MONIKA PRIYADARSHINI WHAT?!? Her dad backed out of his allegations to save his worthless, piece of shit, son’s life!

[@yeehaw4690]

But they're the one who forced her into marriage in the first place. I think they're doing this just to maintain a good image on media. In Pakistan people can not endure such acts especially fathers. I think there's more depth to this case. May Qandeel's soul rest in peace

[@nancydavis1391]

SHE SHOULD HAVE LEFT PAKISTAN....SHE KNEW SHE CANT ACT LIKE THAT IN PAKISTAN....

[@wassabby7365]

The way the father talks about Quandeel is touching ♥️

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

The way he talks about her even tho he forced her to marry an abusive husband notice he didn’t do anything about it loka order an honor killing that’s how you know he truly loved his daughter and the way he said “where his honor now?” Tells a lot he feels shame and hurt.

[@babbarshare3062]

@@dtownblastinsalvi62 because she was the bread winner sad to say, they been thrown out of the house she was renting for them the father also pointed out which shook me that Quandeel comes every night to her brother demanding questions to why he killed her and he screams every night

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

@@babbarshare3062 that’s karma even in Muslim faith that’s his punishment

[@babbarshare3062]

@@dtownblastinsalvi62 definitely doesn’t matter what religion one is sin is a sin and i believe you pay for it here on earth

[@abdulrouf2935]

She was promoting western culture.....her brother did what was to be done

[@user-dy1nk1bf8v]

"Where's his honour now?" when her dad said that I felt it the most, her parents are truly traumatised by this and obviously miss and love her dearly and it makes it so much more tragic. They or her didn't deserve what their son and her brother put them through

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Too bad that her parents were in on it and has been forgiven and released from prison.

[@vartikasinghlodhi5771]

I loved the reporter. confident and wonderful. RESPECT.

[@shanniworld8310]

I loved her too, a proper job.

[@mariadacre5875]

Well said.

[@humungous09]

vartika singh lodhi She got great assets as well..

[@lifehacksinaction1975]

Yes i like the reporting of the lady very much, she's well spoken and have conveyed the message clearly and must say she is pretty too.

[@DavidH-ym6ro]

But she was a sleazy, self- obsessed embarrassment. She wasn't knowingly subversive her image wasn't an intentional punk undermining of society it can't possibly be seen as aspirational by any women. It was cheap trashy and demeaning of women. She wasn't political she was pathetic. Of course, it usually doesn't end up in getting killed but she thought she was safe in her transient fame. But who cares. Forgotten.

[@hintn21]

Being an Indian, growing up in similar culture as Pakistan, I can say that girl must have done all this to support her family. To take out her family from poverty. Heartening to see how her parents misses her. Many people only see what a girl does, but no one sees, what made her do that. She was just an entertainer. She didn't do any illegal thing. RIP.

[@big_ostrich_egg7287]

But Selling your Body For money isn't the only option

[@pkbaby1418]

Unknown even she did. It's her fucking body.

[@akhillover6745]

In India things aren't like that, probably u belong to a very backward society in some remote area. The metro cities are different

[@35reader]

Her mistake was that she was born as a female, who did not want live poverty life and to come out from that life, she was ready to do anything....

[@35reader]

@Yung .. don't forget India mai, bohot se ladkiya honor killing Kari Jati Hai..

[@Rii2605]

Hat’s off to this reporter for bringing the whole story forward even though it endangers her own life

[@kiki1573]

She would have fit in perfectly in California. This is the most liberal state in the US. Her actions are modest compared to Kim Kardashian.

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

I know I’m from Texas and I’m like wat did she do wrong exactly? ThTs just random videos of a girl having fun! There’s literally nothing wrong it was tamed af.

[@omarabdullah5690]

Because it is Islamic State of Pakistan not Christian States of America.

[@Rahab111222]

@@omarabdullah5690 I'm a Christian American, I just view her as a harmless goofball, and a bit of a degenerate. But she's harmless. Hopefully God accepted her, the only thing she's guilty of is being an attention getter.

[@Rahab111222]

@@omarabdullah5690 Also her brother is a murderer, he'll probably burn in Hell unless he repents. This "honor killing" crap is merely a heretical contrivance.

[@petitben5240]

@@omarabdullah5690 nonsense. As a Muslim myself, l lived in many museums countries and none of them have this evil of honor killing. It's murder plain and simple.

[@mariagill7129]

when mom hows her hair pins, eye liner and phone charger I can feel how much pain she is going through 😢😢😢

[@wmk5248]

Right

[@jujharsingh5461]

Gill is hindu surname ypu mallech stop using our surnames

[@ginatorres677]

Same!😭

[@jujharsingh5461]

@Blade Cars gull are khalaj turks and gills bajwa muslims were sns of muslim concubines of these hindu nobles who were thrown as untouchable outcastes and no these untouchables have no right to use our surnames

[@jujharsingh5461]

@Blade Cars they are sons of heera mandi

[@keepingitmotivated]

Females and males are not judged differently by God.

[@danniaddams5502]

One of the most true statements I've ever read on KZbin.

[@travelleryu]

Nobody has yet proven that a god exists

[@travelleryu]

Btw Islam is inherently evil. Muhammmad was a warlord that massacred over 600 jews of Banu Qurayza, sold their women as sex slaves he himself a rapist of 9 year old Ayesha

[@mobilegaming9147]

Bt not in islam...islam is just disgusting religion....where females are used as sex slave...

[@hawwaabdulmoiznoor2467]

Yes. They are equally judged and accounted for their deeds

[@catraoinekelly2879]

There is no honour in murder

[@Raza-bo4ol]

Until its done to a bad person

[@Yinksman]

@@Raza-bo4ol And are you a good person?

[@fatimahanwaar306]

@@Raza-bo4ol you are sick in the head trying to justify her murder

[@roseriz377]

Raza did she kill anyone or she did not harm anyone she did what she liked what wrong with that maybe it’s a bad thing to do but she did what she liked she did not harm anyone

[@fatimahanwaar306]

@@roseriz377 exactly

[@aziraaziz5347]

Qandeel's family clearly loved her. Her father is a gentle soul, you can tell from his eyes, and is quietly raging against his other son.

[@strongpilot4571]

Sister what is the ethnicity of Sadia khan the actress of khuda and mohobbat season 1 ? Is she jutt? Or rajput? Or pathan?

[@franciscomorales9725]

Yesh they loved her for the money she brought in......they forgave their son and that gave him liberty....are you insane......screw his family her brother....he deserves to rott in hell

[@WAPBAN]

when the mufti said 'if anyone tries to ashame a clergy, they should remember qandeel', @all that statement holds an ocean. Mufti is the muderer

[@adrianlewis2780]

Her father is an honorable man.

[@Daria_Es]

No. He has forgiven his son for murderin his daughter. So the murderer is free. The father only played a role in front of the camera.

[@xoxoxosaidie2765]

The sad part is that the man that expose her don't really feel bad and they'll do it again to the next girl

[@khalilkhan371]

Yes inshallah we will expose and destroy vulgarity by its roots😊

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Khalil Khan You’re not really stopping anything and the only thing you’re succeeding in, is showing the world how ignorant and savage your culture and religion is. Try to change the poverty level and stop worrying about what other people do with their bodies.

[@michellehoman5351]

He was adamant that he was innocent, as he threatens with “anyone who wants to against the clergy should remember what happened to Qandeel” that was a threat, not a warning.

[@carrieliu8689]

Michelle Homan That was definitely a threat!! He looks like a sleaze bag and is an ugly shit who will end up in hell. He was hoping for action that night in the hotel but because he was so ugly looking, Qandeel would have turned him away. I wished Qandeel would have never met up with that ugly piece of shit in the hotel room... She probably would still be alive now...

[@wmk5248]

She was so charming...

[@mamamito4789]

Yes fuck the mufti clergy..... I'm from Syria and I'm so sad that she gone this way...

[@ginatorres677]

I thought the same thing

[@Arun71150]

Yup!!! Caught that threat too 😳

[@zeynabbbb]

I hope Qandeel gets her justice. It still hurts to think that she lost her life only because she wanted to express herself, to be herself and to not to conform to society. Rest in peace Qandeel ❤

[@user-ue4fb3yj7w]

How is wearing no clothes expressing yourself?

[@yasminfarah9140]

Zeynab Ahmad yes it’s wrong that her brother killed her, but she also dis obeyed Allah, astaqfuru Allah l.

[@youssefcamara3916]

Drake you are an affront to humanity. Please go away.

[@user-ue4fb3yj7w]

Youssef Camara She was literally telling young girls "it's good to be a prostitute and strip!" Be like me!" You literally cannot be Islamic and support this. YOU go away.

[@yasminfarah9140]

محمد أمين الحسيني‎‎; that’s right we do not support shaydaan and his children (na’latulaahi aleyhe)

[@pemchen]

I love her reply of "Why i came here" - people had demonised her, i came here to humanize her. There are lots of Quandeel in the country but you haven't let them move forward, thats why i came. 🙏 I deeply respect the reporter and her courage to cover this story and i also respect the lawyer 's openness on her thoughts.

[@jamesdsouza8783]

I just want to really give props to the reporter and Qandeel for their bravery. Qandeel, for going after her dreams against all odds in a society like hers. The reporter for going after the truth and being so passionate against the risks.

[@cocobenji6123]

Quandeel should have left Pakistan.

[@mahnazha]

I agree!!

[@dirtyox6862]

No

[@NinaDmytraczenko]

Her plans were to move abroad with her parents, after the holidays she was spending with them. She was murdered before it could happen 💔

[@vickivicki6945]

I think the girl just know how to use her charm and never meant to bring shame to her family that's why she use stage name .. Too bad not all people is open minded to let the girl spread her wings and landed on her own journey of life. I hope justice and sincerity prevail.

[@amalele5225]

u mean spread her legs

[@reynacruz1815]

Amal Ele so what?

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

Kim in that culture you don't abuse your body the way she used her body . it is very shameful and no that is not optional for a being to be open minded in this matter.

[@yeehaw4690]

It's a taboo in Islam and Pakistan culture. It's not okay to strip online. But the real problem is that she got murdered

[@sharonkeith601]

viv kim / A girl in America would have done the same as this Qandeel, and in fact many have! This is a land of heroes and heroines, and so will be Pakistan soon!

[@skyla2258]

Who the heck Qavi thinks he is... "anyone who wants to make allegations against the clergy, they should remember what happened to Qandeel..." He thinks he's God? That he will not get into trouble even when he created one?! Preposterous! And how dare he tries to touch her??! Such an embarrassment to humanity ... RIP Qandeel... :(

[@W.A.T.P...55]

Her father is a lovely man,,I seen a doc one time where he said he hopes his son is given the death penalty as he is the one who dishonoured the family not Qandeel

[@gkb8998]

OMG I feel so sad for her parents 😭 her father is so broken

[@amir1987.]

This is my first time looking a Journalist crying making documentry you are very senstive person.

[@amila9419]

Faking it bro

[@sunpreetsingh5143]

She's beautiful and bold ...full of confidence..RIP

[@0oldisbest]

Drake Savage well said!

[@0oldisbest]

Olga Spellacy very well said!

[@joblupata3673]

sunpreet singh she full of sexuality like a fox in heat

[@del-usion]

@@0oldisbest going against the mindset of society is a BOLD and BRAVE Step you moron. BIG CHANGES COME BIG AND BOLD STEPS. Sunny Leone was a pornstar and our country accepted her. You dont get a fucking right TO KILL ANYONE JUST BECAUSE THEY DONT ACT ACCORDING TO YOUR SOCIETAL STANDARDS. STOP GLORIFYING HER MURDERER'S MOTIVE.

[@kittykat6033]

@@olgaspellacy630 wearing revealing clothes doesn't mean you re fucking everyone you idiots. It was her own damn body,she was able to do whatever the f she wanted. Jeez its 21 century stop shaming other women for their choices

[@fluffgirl1000]

You don,t need a time machine ...in some place in the world you are automatically 100 years behind

[@big_ostrich_egg7287]

Saying Pakistan is 100 years old is just straight up ignorance Pakistan Had the first female woman PM in South Asia , Pakistan has the highest number of Female Politicians in South Asia

[@talosheeg]

@@big_ostrich_egg7287 yeah. And then they go and do stuff like this and prove to the rest of us that they're still a 100 years behind. Yes, they did have Benazir Bhutto, and what happened? Murdered. The part about the politicians may be true but they are still 100 years behind

[@Andrewbait]

@@big_ostrich_egg7287 false sri lanka elected the first ever female prime minister

[@supindersingh5538]

Right... I live in 1850

[@HumanBeing-hg2fl]

@@big_ostrich_egg7287 what to do with women PM ? She was not criminal she was doing whatever she like. That's the reason Pakistan is till 100 years behind

[@isabelamarina]

''everyone who want to make alegations against the clergy should remeber what happened to qandeel'' to me this statement sound like a direct threat

[@Art-qy6gd]

When she invited the guy to the hotel and took those selfies SHE KNEW IT WAS HER ENDING. THIS GIRL IS OUT TO PROVE HER POINT. She’s died free. I lived in the Middle East as a minority Catholic but I’ve seen and heard almost everything.

[@kinghere4574]

It must be tough being a catholic in a muslim country.

[@MsMeemii]

Look at her parents..how heartbroken they are. Her mom holding on to her things she left behind.. so sad. Must be really sad for them to go through this having the daughter killed by their son. Disgusting culture of male dominance

[@trisann345]

They now forgave their son. He's free now! Sad

[@mahwishmahwish2589]

she was suporting her parents man.....even brothers too..tb izat ki bat kiu nhi ati k bhae ghar py hy aur behn kamati hy

[@mahwishmahwish2589]

Ali Akbar fine no.commentd

[@fasihnator]

So this justifies a druglord who sells drugs ?

[@saleemsuliman3062]

I think i found ppl snatching the scarf of a women rather then placing on the head of the women either the women is pure or not pure the society will always take advantage of women hood.

[@lunasun1225]

how disgusting her brother killed her ， she just live the life she want

[@apatheiaconvivium8002]

Seven features of failed Islamic states: 1. Restrictions on the free flow of information 2. The subjugation of women 3. Inability to accept responsibility for individual or collective failure 4. The extended family or clan as the basic unit of organization 5. Domination by a restrictive religion 6. A low valuation on education 7. Low prestige assigned to work Excerpted from the book: Malaysia and the Club of Doom by Syed Akbar Ali

[@sofiasyedah6389]

Honour killing in islam is haraam. It is basically murder. Her acts were shameful but nobody in the world had any right to kill her. Only Allah swt has the right to punish as he wills.

[@phildobson8705]

Sofia Syedah Why does only Islam do the honour killing then? *Islam seriously needs to be updated.* wasn't there a Muslim called Ahmad who updated Islam? oh Pakistan made Ahmadiyya Muslims illegal?

[@ShadowChibiz]

Islam is the freaking religon, it doesn't need an update their CULTURE and LAWS needs an update jesus christ

[@phildobson8705]

Chidarie In an Islamic country Islam is the law, Islam is the culture, *Islam needs to be updated*

[@mashaljamil9285]

Too true Sofia syedah half the people including this reporter keeps trying to justify that whatever she was doing to earn a living or just doing with her life in general was right and was the only option she had to come out of poverty and the other half says that all that she was doing was really bad. What we don’t understand is that NO ONE can judge her for what she did except ALLAH. We can only judge the act of honour killing as being wrong that’s all! The word does not even exist in Islam! People are really ignorant these days.

[@mashaljamil9285]

@phil Dobson Lol where did u read that? Off the internet? Or did u learn that off a tv documentary? Islam is not the LAW or the CULTURE, it’s a RELIGION. Islam is limited to the Holy Quran AND NOWHERE IS THERE ANY MENTION OF HONOUR KILLING OR SOMETHING EVEN REMOTELY LIKE IT. If MEN have made up their own laws and culture to SUIT THEMSELVES then DONT BLAME ISLAM. That’s the biggest mistake that the world is making right now! People in a predominantly Muslim nation or anywhere for that matter so much as look at someone the wrong way and OFCOURSE it’s ISLAM TELLING THEM TO DO IT. Your logic is so twisted. Ofcourse this is the biggest agenda on the market these days. Spread hate against Islam and Muslims and eradicate them from the face of this earth.

[@melaniewalker5226]

There's lots of tears in my eyes. It's very sad that she was murdered by her own brother, I feel so sorry for her parents it must be so hard to bare her loss.

[@stretfordenders4013]

Melanie Walker her dad is lying

[@kaushikdinavahi]

sad and effected

[@kaushikdinavahi]

@@stretfordenders4013 lie about what ?

[@cellestial719]

Sadly, this is what vice media has done in Afzal Kohistani's case. they didn't try to keep his location hidden , and exposed where his family lived. Afzal was viciously fighting for his brothers and the women that were murdered in a shameless honour killing. Afzal was found head shot because of their improvisational and reckless behaviour. RIP Afzal and Qandeel.

[@Sk-ng1cm]

omg did afzal die too ?! noo i was just watching his stories on how he is fighting and trying hide his family.....my heart is crying omg no

[@Sk-ng1cm]

i fucking hate the media they go to any extent just the money and views...

[@deeshnalol]

Stories like these should come out and make us re-examine our mindset towards women in society. Qandeel is definitely an outspoken, dignified woman. She went beyond the sanctions imposed by society and led her life the way she wanted it to. This documentary has significantly reflected on the mindset of men in Pakistani society. Particularly, the cleric and the passport official who said that women who lives like Qandeel will meet death as a penalty or that women at all times be concerned about how the society might think. If we as women always thought about what the society thought we would never have had received education or been given citizenship. May there be greater change in Pakistani Society and more hope for Pakistani women from the judicial system.

[@deeshnalol]

Drake Savage I'm not kidding and I firmly stand by what I have said. Qandeel Baloch was and is a respectable women and she through her career brought out the male centred and misogynistic biases that prevails in society. You, my friend are living in your fantasies of hell and heaven. Please wake up and have a more realistic view of life.

[@deeshnalol]

Yes she did that. The point to be noted is, she did it for online viewers which is her complete right under freedom of expression. Agree/Disagree ing to those videos is your personal opinion and you have the absolute right to NOT watch those videos. But saying that she is a pervert and other comments on her character is symptomatic of a society that wants to control its women. It is this aspect that Qandeel was fighting against- control of women by men in society. Because of her, we know that the clerics are not so righteous as they seem and their role and power must be scrutinised.

[@jadiquaify]

Her parents are awesome they not up for the murdering honor crap .

[@dhoomiclived1686]

trust me they would it's all good in front of camera but behind it we know what happens because we dont have that much freedom ,our choice of fashion ,our opinion nothing matters

[@dhoomiclived1686]

@Brittany Gail-Regula yea ofcourse why would they kill her for honour or anything because she was a kind of good source of money,

[@Bonitamanja]

Wat nonsense?? He is stated as a muslim figure and u ask a lady to come to ur hotel room which is occupied by juz the 2 and datbis wrong. As a muslim, he can only touch a woman if she is a muhrim(related by blood) if not den its called HARAM unless he is helping the woman

[@Sabih9.6]

Great Journalism. Edit: this was not sarcasm. This is actually a fine piece of journalism.

[@Badchicken06]

My deepest condolences goes to Qandeel's family. Years may have passed since her death but I want them to know that someone overseas who have seen this documentary is also grieving for the death of their precious girl. 😭😭😭 I'm in tears when their lawyer said at the end that not even a single one bother to pay respect to her family. People can be definitely heartless and cruel!!!

[@romankhan718]

Same here(((

[@Mgallowa]

"You have the paparazzi in Britain". Yeah, but british women don't get "honour killed"... What kind of logic is this guy using??

[@AFA111]

Typical Muslim Madarsa logic.

[@yasminbhandari8218]

It happening in Britain now too. The insane capitulation to Islam. Honour killings are being ignored for the sake of political correctness.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

THEY ARE NOW BECAUSE OF THE MASSIVE INFLUX OF MUSLIMS TO THE UK! THEY WANT TO BRING THEIR INSANE TRADITIONS WITH THEM AND IT SHOULD BE THE FIRST THING THAT PREVENTS THEM FROM ENTERING A COUNTRY THAT DOESN'T LIVE LIKE THAT! ACID ATTACKS,KNIFE ATTACKS AND OF COURSE GOOD OLE FASHIONED HONOR KILLINGS. THIS IS WHY AMERICA DOE NOT WANT THIS TYPE OF BELIEF SYSTEM TO COME IN. WE ARE THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD EXCEPT FOR US KILLING INNOCENT PEOPLE IN BOMBS WHICH I PRAY WILL STOP.

[@phoenix-yx7xd]

UK is becoming an Islamic country

[@michaelmichael1225]

Mgallowa5885 it’s not England here

[@azahmed1059]

RIP Qandeel, we call ourselves a Muslims, yet everyone used and abused Qandeel, and the last straw was her own brother killing her. This is Pakistan, use and abuse the girl and when it comes to your own doorstep , be a good Muslim. Pathetic

[@nawan2348]

Very true, in Pakistan girls have no rights . Girls can be used and abused by her own family and no laws.

[@Anonymous-fied]

It's really sad to see that Pakistan has not progressed as a nation. I've even noticed this with Pakistani's living abroad. Many just don't want to move forward from the culture they had back home, and when a woman, like Qandeel does so, they are questioned to the point where they have to lose their self worth thanks to society's backdated views. I really hope her story has inspired other Pakistani women, particularly to women on a global scale to stand up for their rights, and let them own their selves. Rest in peace, the epitome of femininity - the ever so gorgeous Qandeel Baloch.

[@2PMisTimeless]

@Mubasher Shahzad dude be respectful. Having no better arguments, where are you from? I hope not Pakistan. Shame on you for using those words .

[@nisanlilican5213]

its so touching to see that her mum and dad support her ♥️

[@adb1968]

الي جاي من طرف ابو طلال . لايك ..

[@الحمدللهدائما-ل3ر]

😉😉😉

[@AD-ss4eh]

جيش ابو طلال هنا 😂

[@mayaparveen4546]

So sad no one has the right to judge her as Allah SWT is the best judge of all . May Allah SWT grant her a place in Jannat Ameen Summa Ameen 😢🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@KilluminatiMujahad]

Maya parveen what kind of Islam do you follow?

[@chichixo7709]

Google Plus Sucks just now that the arabic countries and middle east have a Crazy Laws. Which are Forbidden in the Islam. But people always Blake islam

[@cupcakefairies5893]

Google Plus Sucks obviously the one that Qandeel followed ...lol

[@anushbuch4495]

Google Plus Sucks U probably don’t know that if a person is murdered, all his/her sins get transferred to the murderer and he/she is free from sins. At least i know that much Islam.

[@danniaddams5502]

When Qavi said that people who want to speak against the clergy, they should remember what happened Qandeel, I instantly saw him as someone who hides behind power. Power is a great responsibility, something that shouldn't be so comfortable with having.

[@schillaci5050]

You without sin cast the first stone

[@lovenlove4761]

Don Schillaci FrFr every comment condemning her should get this as a reply

[@SportyOtterPop]

My gosh do you have woman-hating issues, Drake Savage. What's wrong? Scared of a little bit of ankle?

[@atieanna]

Drake Savage how was she sexually assaulting anyone? You didn't have to search her up if you didn't like what she did , I only just heard about her today so maybe I'm missing a lot of things , people have done worse e.g celebrities 😩 no one deserves to be killed over something stupid (¯―¯٥) I hope you bash your pinkie toe on the edge of a table, triggered (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

[@weneedjusticeinamerica]

I shed tears for her. She did not deserve death for trying to be someone in life. Every person has the right to express themselves the way they want to.

[@spsingh6202]

I am from Amritsar( Punjab)India, I saw biography of Qandeel Baloch by Ms Hani Tasha, I really Salute to Ms Hani Taha, you are really GREAT,when I saw this, I can’t sleep 4 nights, that was really terrible, I wish, I can come Pakistan and see you and Qandeel’s Parents.My deepest, heartfelt sympathies go out to Qandeel’s parents . Qandeel deserves to be remembered, and I again salute to Ms Tani Taha who covered this story very beautiful

[@Blondie147]

he was ashamed of her that people in pakistan knew it was her sister. but now after the killing even more people AND outside of pakistan know it was her sister. wheres the logic?

[@heavyrain5949]

He thought the murder would absolve the shame she brought.

[@angelbule1263]

but why was the highest man of God be doing in a Hotel?

[@hawwaabdulmoiznoor2467]

Exactly what he was doing in a hotel that also with another woman, and a woman who was a model and actress, whom the highest man doesn't like because they don't follow religion. When he was telling, his family, loving ones and relatives everyone said the lady was doing wrong with him, it's as though that she brought him forcefully by blackmailing to that hotel room. Lolzzz. If I was the host, I would slap on his face

[@biswajeetsoren1677]

He went for ghapa ghap

[@zainabulghazali]

@@biswajeetsoren1677 heheheheh....this guy has made his own Shariah ! Lol 😏😏

[@PS-qx7yh]

@@hawwaabdulmoiznoor2467 Male Prostitute, he is. As like 95% of all men.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

AGREE KINDA CREEPY BUT THATS WHY U HEAR OF PASTORS ECT. OF LOT OF SEXUAL ABUSE,THEY ABUSE THEIR POWER

[@myprivate7961]

WOW. SOCIETY IN PAKISTAN NEEDS TO CHANGE!!!

[@ShadowChibiz]

I agree, there needs to be change. I have family in Pakistan and they lie all the time to even have a life. They are great people its just the culture and laws need to change

[@yeehaw4690]

It's not as easy as you think it is. It's nearly impossible

[@RobbyAnalog]

Sorry Gulzar, these honor killings happen every day, you have a huge problem and yes maybe some of the young are waking up, but just look at the comments on this video. Pakistani men calling her a whore who deserves it? And they actually believe this? You need a very big change and being born a woman into your culture is worse than slavery......Sorry mate but your culture is insane and you need help

[@noreenakhtar8843]

Harry Potter Society in General should change.

[@mP-by4pl]

it is not the society that needs to be changed..it's the people's views that needs to be changed...rip Qandeel..

[@chispuda]

I cannot believe that in 2019 you still have honor killings!

[@brenellhornsby6566]

Her father deserves all praises! His wife stands beside him and deserves praises, as well! They loved their daughter and their son deserves severe consequences.

[@iffatshabi2774]

"Revealing passport information" "personal details"..isn't it defamation??!!

[@chrishenniker5944]

iffat shabi No, defamation is making a false allegation about someone. For example, saying that a pop star embezzled £70000 from his record label to pay for a gambling addiction, when it was false.

[@shakshis5586]

The news of the acquittal of Qandeel's murderer brought me here. Apparently, the parents have forgiven him. I mean, what is the value of a young woman's life? I just pray that one day, these blind people will rise above this state of horror and value life.

[@Spectra12]

according to quran 1 man=4 woman=8 prostitutes. so for them, they still has 7 sons.

[@MalikTaimur]

amazing...loved the way the reporter put together an amazing documentary and added the right emotion with it...

[@sidrakhan6637]

Her parents made me cry🙂

[@davidst.8886]

Best ever proper story of Qandeel I've ever seen..awesome work by Reporter

[@SHIKHRANI]

It’s not just about Pakistan or Muslims. A Girl was killed by her Brother just because Society was not enough Open-Minded to handle the Bold and Brave personality of a Woman. Honour Killing is an International Issue which many countries are suffering from, Qandeel was a Celebrity that’s why media highlighted this, else thousands of girls have been killed in the name of honour across the world on regular basis. We need to bring the much needed change in ourselves instead of blaming the society, because we are also the party of the same society in same way or the other. Instead of judging What is Wrong or What is Right let’s focus on making a world more peaceful.

[@madhushekhar7018]

SHIKHRANI

[@phildobson8705]

SHIKHRANI how is something that is only done by extreme religious people everybody's fault? To solve a problem we have to know the truth and educate these religious man that thousands of years of religious repression hasn't stopped people feeling good when they are found attractive, they should try it, finding other people attractive that is. In the sixties rock band song about All You Need Is Love well that love comes from within the person who is doing the loving and only people who love other living things feel that love. People who say they love only God are lying and should think about what God is going to say to them when they wasted their life not loving anybody

[@SHIKHRANI]

0oldisbest People with mentality like yours played a crucial role in her murder. From a small village to Pakistan's biggest social media sensation was not a easy journey. According to you, a woman should get raped & fight against all odds just to prove herself brave? Just try to know her past & history how she fought against molesters. All I can say is God Bless You.

[@shaziarehman70]

SHIKHRANI you are right

[@phildobson8705]

0oldisbest She was brave. Her Hindu ancestors are famous for belly dancing, whats with the Islamic Bigots of Pakistan? Can't face it they descended from Hindues NOT Abrihim the Jew from Iraq? Partitioning India was the worst crime the British Empire ever committed causing the death of 1000 girls a year to Blasphemous Islamic. How do you think real Gods feel about men committing crimes in The-God (of moon) name [Al-lah]? Al is Arabic for The. Lah was pagan Arab moon God

[@user-mk8de5rr2h]

Some clergy, he is too willing to throw the first stone. The worst kind of religious men. Where is the forgiveness, the love and non-judgement. Which Creator do they worship?

[@kkhan6172]

her brother had no right to take her life, everything in pakistan is always about respect and reputation. should've just left qandeel to do what she wanted.

[@crystallittlefield3678]

Thank you Hani Taha for covering this story the way you did. May she Rest In Peace 🙏😭

[@HasnatAli-lr2pr]

She was only girl who brought secularism culture in Pakistan and become the motivation for Pakistani girls but fascism again hampered in this way. Justice for Qandeel mam,

[@Krying]

The country will not change as long as people will not change the believe, and this thing will just keep happening as long as people placing religion before human. Religion that place god before human is not a religion but a cult, religion is by right a teaching to bring people forward not backward.

[@arsenalgunner4711]

Qandeel was Qandeel(A flower of my home and family) : Her father

[@mamamito4789]

And too much respect for this journalist woman 👏

[@Gypsyraingoddess-1]

Such a tragic story 😢 I’m really glad, the parliament changed the law, on honor killings, and that they cannot be freed, if the family forgives them. You did a great job covering the story, and interviewed so many people to help us understand every aspect. You’re a great reporter, with a kind heart. Thank you so much for sharing this story.

[@dailydoseofshorts171]

Qanderl' s father is So Humble and Gentle. The way he talks And loves her daughter Unconditionally is Melting My heart

[@kalankithaseena6498]

"In Palistan, an honor killer can go free if the rest of the family forgives." Ugh. Barbaric.

[@roseriz377]

Can I tell me what is honour killing plz

[@koserparveen3245]

She begged for honest living alllllll declined her she had to support her disabled parents

[@ktheleader]

who else cried...watching this??

[@sherrycozad1510]

i didnt know her but i cried all she was tryi g to do is live her life and she helped her family !!! Her brother was shamed because he couldn't buy a nice home for hes fa. Family but she did !!! She has opened the door for other young girls to dream and live a better life !!! Rest in peace !!!

[@gatul6305]

From India/;- A very touching documentary. Apparently made out of real feelings an empathy for Qandeel. Though , I am sure , the men in Pakistan must not be bigoted , and these people shown here are an exception. In my country , there are a few places in Northern states where honour killing was done few years back. The south East Asian Communities also practiced Sati a hundred years back. Where does the solution lie? so that another qandeel does not happen anywhere in Pakistan or those villages in Haryana.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

I can’t imagine being bothered by my sister’s clothing or behavior and thinking that killing her is an acceptable excuse and not feel the worse kind of shame for being so weak.

[@SachinSharma-pl3gj]

cut to Feb 2022: Her brother is a free man now. Her parents forgive him. After the death of her father, the court made the killer free. Exactly what I predicted!

[@carlj_82]

Really? Is he free now living his life

[@preetkaurgill7489]

Good on you for making this documentary!!

[@duazafar344]

I am happy that at least the parents love their daughter.

[@momlife4262]

Watching her mom treasuring her daughters belongings, moved me to tears.

[@shivalisharma778]

What makes such " men" claim to be representatives of Allah.....May Allah have mercy on him!!!

[@thebook5458]

@Trilok Jit Dey stfu .. blame the man why bring divinity in it. fucking moron.

[@aurboda]

childish stories notwithstanding, every single piece of shit like this that steals from someone else's freedom deserves no mercy whatsoever

[@simpleyleovlog7689]

I'm a Filipina but why I really feel bad of what she been through 😭 her story really touched my heart! I love his father when he said where is the honour ? that's a good question " enough to made people realized for judging her… I think quandell is so brave to show herself who ever she is! people judged her are hypocrite!, & insecure 😡 she deserve justice ! rest & peace quandel …😭

[@indiansaudi93]

So to get out of poverty she used her body ? That's pretty low

[@celineaairah3888]

qandeel will always be remembered . we love you ❤️

[@celineaairah3888]

ahh you wish .. the ones involved in her murder are evil ..

[@SerenityPanoramas4]

This is so hard for me to watch 😞 If any of us were born in the wrong house ...this could be any one .....

[@san9533]

I think someone paid the brother to do it

[@BettyKrocker]

sana S me too

[@BiS7RB]

العرب اللي من عند ابو طلال اظهرو عليكم الامان 😅✋

[@macmendoza1497]

"Hotly" is such an inappropriate word to use in a serious murder segment.

[@aeniks]

21:53 who is this reporter ?? I love her ❤❤❤

[@humashakhalid966]

Jab behnay ghar kama k lati hain tab pochtay nahi, jab behno k shohar unko dhakkay mar kr ghar say nikaltay hain tab pochtay nahi to honour killing kaisi? Har insan ko azadi say rehnay ka haq hai, jaza or guna dena Allah ka kam hai, insaan Kyun Allah k kamo main dakhal deta hai

[@abeehyshehxadi7297]

Aise gande Kam krti thi wo uske sath Sahi hua

[@rosecox8115]

This girl was a pioneer of her country. May she rest in peace and parliament put an end to honour killings. She accomplished a lot on her young life whether she realized it or not.

[@heavyrain5949]

Pretty much

[@maqbooljan6868]

Pioneer of her country?? How?

[@stretfordenders4013]

A bitch of a pioneer which girls of that part of the world will learn from especially the mistakes she made

[@fatimahanwaar306]

@@stretfordenders4013 she didn't do anything wrong those people need to grow up

[@jakcarn4184]

@@fatimahanwaar306 she was disgraceful

[@KushQueen9]

Very touching. I cried too when I first watched the previous documentary. Mankind really has become heartless.

[@fatimahanwaar306]

she even said that she doesn't want to be compared to anyone yet they called her "Pakistan's Kim Kardashian" which is wrong

[@poonamsomayazulu]

So heart touching. She was a brave persona.

[@Rapamaru]

Wanna loose hope for humanity? Read the comment section.

[@naospgom]

The media investigated on her, the same as you are investigating on the media.