The Dhaka Times Desk The world media is in a frenzy over the execution of an Iranian bride. However, human rights organizations are fighting to save him.
Today's story is about a poor Iranian Kurdish teenage bride. He can be hanged at any time. However, human rights organizations are still fighting to save him. If the human rights organizations fail that fight, maybe Zainab, the bride, may have to stand on the gallows before this incident is read!
According to sources, the name of the 22-year-old unfortunate Iranian woman is Zainab Sekanvand. The story of that bride's life is quite horrible and painful. He lost his unborn child, lost his family who abandoned him. Lost his freedom, locked in a prison cell. Now all that remains is that Zainab is going to lose that too. And that is the dear life of Neh.
The Iranian housewife is accused of stabbing her husband to death. Zainab was only 17 at that time. Human rights organizations claim that Zainab was not an adult at the time of the murder. So it would be wrong to hang him.
At the age of 15, she ran away from home in search of love and opportunity and married Hossain Sarmadi. Sarmadi was 4 years older than him. Zainab believed that she would get a better life with her husband. But in real life it is exactly the opposite.
Life becomes more and more difficult for Zainab because of Swami Sarmadi. Teenage bride Zainab was regularly tortured by Sarmadi. Zainab wanted to escape. She also sought divorce from her husband. Zainab sought help from the police. But no one came forward to help him.
Desperate to find a way out of her husband's torture, Zainab was forced to stab her husband. Zainab also confessed her crime to the police. But Zainab has to leave the world before he can get so much, hoping to get a little freedom! A truly tragic end to our social system. We don't know how many Zainabs have to fight constantly.
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