killings. Also, Amnesty argued for the expansion of victim support services such as shelters. Kremlin-appointed Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov said that honor killings were perpetrated on those who deserved to die. He said that those who are killed have "loose morals" and are rightfully shot by relatives in honor killings. He did not vilify women alone but added that "If a woman runs around and if a man runs around with her, both of them are killed." In 2007, a famous Norwegian Supreme Court advocate stated that he wanted the punishment for the killing reduced from 17 years in prison to 15 years in the case of honor killings practiced in Norway. He explained that the Norwegian public did not understand other cultures who practiced honor killings, or understand their thinking, and that Norwegian culture "is self-righteous". In 2008, Israr Ullah Zehri, a Pakistani politician in Balochistan, defended the honor killings of five women belonging to the Umrani tribe by a relative of a local Umrani politician. Zehri defended the murdering in Parliament and asked his fellow legislators not to make a fuss about the incident. He said, "These are centuries-old traditions, and I will continue to defend them. Only those who indulge in immoral acts should be afraid." Nilofar Bakhtiar, who was Minister for Tourism and Advisor to Pakistan Prime Minister on Women's Affairs, campaigned against honor killings in Pakistan while in office. Victims This is an incomplete list of notable victims of Honor killing. See also Category:Victims of honor killing Rania Alayed (UK) Noor Faleh Almaleki Shafilea Ahmed – Murdered by the family for rejecting a marriage partner. Du'a Khalil Aswad – Yazidi girl who was killed for supposedly converting to Islam to date a Muslim boy in Iraq Surjit Athwal (Murder planned in the UK and carried out in India) Gelareh Bagherzadeh (US) - For encouraging her friend Nesreen Irsan to leave Islam (US) Qandeel Baloch Coty Beavers - for marrying Nesreen Irsan (US) Anooshe Sediq Ghulam Tulay Goren (UK) Leila Hussein and her daughter Rand Abdel-Qader Palestina Isa Manoj and Babli Sandeela Kanwal Nitish Katara Ghazala Khan – Murdered by her brother for marrying against the will of the family. Katya Koren (Ukraine) Banaz Mahmod. Her story was chronicled in the 2012 documentary film Banaz: A Love Story. Rukhsana Naz (UK) Samaira Nazir Morsal Obeidi (Germany) Aqsa Parvez Uzma Rahan and her children: sons, Adam and