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Father and Uncle Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder of 14-Year-Old in Pakistan

Hira Anwar, a 14-year-old girl, was murdered outside her family home in Quetta, Pakistan. Her father and uncle have received life sentences for their roles in the crime, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence against women in the area.

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Hira Anwar, a 14-year-old girl, was murdered outside her family home in Quetta, Pakistan. Her father and uncle have received life sentences for their roles in the crime, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence against women in the area.

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Father and Uncle of Slain New York Girl Given Life Sentences in Pakistan

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Father and Uncle Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder of 14-Year-Old in Pakistan