roxannena sabery. >> hundreds of women in pakistan are murdered by their relatives every year.hey claim they are defending the family's honor. pakistan's human rights commission says last year, the media there reported 869 of these killings. the u.n. says there are at least 5,000 of them worldwide each year. tuesday's attack in broad daylight has shocked a lot of activists. they say the practice of honor killings has deep roots. >> mohammed mourns the death of his wife, he is blaming the police for failing to present it. his wife was beaten to death here outside the high court by around 20 members of her family. they were angry she married the man she loved instead of embreeing to an arranged marriage. she went to court to protest her father's claim that her husband had kidnapped her. we arrived at the court after 8:00 in the morning. her family was waiting for us at the main gate and then attacked us. they beat her to death and injured her husband. we filed a case with the police and her father has been arrested. >> pakistan's prime minister has ordered his government to inves

roxannena is back. she tells us how users are voicing their own thoughts about violence against women. >> the comments have inspired a discussion around yesallwomen sharing stories about sectionism and assault. it has been trending on twitter. let's look at tweetsetdeck which shows a live update of the people tweeting and re-tweeting using this hash tag. it's constantly being retweeted. i have picked out a few examples that i found were most interesting. there is one down here called -- by the person, deanna rayburn, an author and more. i spent 19 years teaching my daughter not to be raped. and a feminist from brooklyn says, every single woman i know has a story about a man feeling entitled to access to her body. there are men showing support for this hash tag, yesallwomen. keith ellison said: also, a user named gamon says: . >> but there has also been some backlash to the yes s a allwomen hash tag, tony. hash tag, tony. some men. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, a huge mud slide in a remote part of