mufti abdul qawi! as he arrives at court, it is clear that mufti qawi still has a lot of support.er, the verdict is announced. and mufti qawi emerges from the courtroom a free man. qandeel‘s youngest brother, waseem, is given 25 years for her murder. the reamining five accused are acquitted. while qandeel‘s mother slips out the back of the courtroom to avoid the media, mufti qawi holds audience outside. but has justice really been done? atiya jafri was the investigating officer for the multan police. 1,000 women are murdered in pakistan every year in the name of honour. as a woman, atiya made it her mission to catch qandeel‘s killers. but having pressed charges against six men, including haq nawaz, the alleged accomplice, she now finds that there has only been one conviction. but atiya also feels hopeful. qandeel‘s case was the first to be tried under a new law, section 3.11. previously, families had been able to forgive those responsible for honour killings, but section 3.11 removed that right. in conservative pakistan, that's a huge change. it was passed four months after qandee

mufti abdul qawi.t, it is clear that mufti abdul qawi still has a lot of support. barely ten minutes later, the verdict is announced. and mufti abdul qawi emerges from the courtroom a free man. qandeel‘s youngest brother was given 25 years for her murder. he holds audience outside. has just as really been done? 1000 women are murdered in pakistan every year in the name of honour. as a woman, she made it her mission to catch the killers of qandeel but having pressed charges against six men, including the alleged accomplice, she finds there has only been one conviction. but she also feels hopeful. previously families have been able to forgive those responsible for honour killings but section 311 removes that right. in conservative pakistan, that is a huge change. it became known as qandeel‘s law. he was back teaching at the madras, having been acquitted of inciting qandeel‘s murder. —— madrassah. i hadn't been to his mosque in three yea rs hadn't been to his mosque in three years and i have to say, i was

also standing trial for the murder are five other men including mufti abdul qawi, a local celebrity muftiselfies with him in a karachi hotel room. it was after these now infamous selfies that mufti qawi lost his high—profile job on pakistan's religious council.