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Shazia - Interview 01
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Shazia recalls what she saw from the street and her feelings of horror and disbelief when she heard that her best friend’s father had killed her, her
In 1993 Shazia’s friend was shot by her friend’s father because of “izzat” and honour. Shazia, then aged 13, was devastated. She has found help through counselling and by supporting others in similar situations.
Dying & bereavement
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Bereavement due to traumatic death
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Lost a friend or distant relative
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Shazia - Interview 01
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Shazia gives talks about her friend's death, in order to prevent other violent crime committed in the name of ‘honour’. She said that helping other pe
In 1993 Shazia’s friend was shot by her friend’s father because of “izzat” and honour. Shazia, then aged 13, was devastated. She has found help through counselling and by supporting others in similar situations.
Dying & bereavement
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Bereavement due to traumatic death
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Lost a friend or distant relative
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Shazia - Interview 01
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Shazia wants professionals to raise awareness about honour based violence and honour based killing. Violence is not part of her culture or tradition a
In 1993 Shazia’s friend was shot by her friend’s father because of “izzat” and honour. Shazia, then aged 13, was devastated. She has found help through counselling and by supporting others in similar situations.
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