Abbas, and daughter, Henna (UK) Caneze Riaz and her four daughters, Sayrah, Sophia, Alicia and Hannah (UK) Fadime Sahindal Tursunoy Saidazimova Amina and Sarah Said Hina Salem (Italy) Samia Sarwar Zainab, Sahar, and Geeti Shafia, and Rona Amir Mohammad Sadia Sheikh Jaswinder Kaur Sidhu Hatun Sürücü Swera (Switzerland) Heshu Yones (UK) Nurkhon Yuldasheva Aasiya Zubair Rona Muhammad Omar and three of her husband's children (Canada) Comparison to other forms of murdering Honor killings are, along with dowry killings (most of which are committed in South Asia), gang-related murderings of women as revenge (killings of female members of rival gang members' families—most of which are committed in Latin America) and witchcraft accusation killings (most of which are committed in Africa and Oceania) are some of the most recognized forms of femicide. Human rights advocates have compared "honor killings" to "crimes of passion" in Latin America (which are sometimes treated extremely leniently) and the murdering of women for lack of dowry in India. Some commentators have stressed the point that the focus on honor killings should not lead people to ignore other forms of gender-based murdering of women, in particular, those which occur in Latin America ("crimes of passion" and gang-related killings); the murder rate of women in this region is extremely high, with El Salvador being reported as the country with the highest rate of murders of women in the world. In 2002, Widney Brown, advocacy director for Human Rights Watch, stated that "crimes of passion have a similar dynamic in that the women are murdered by male family members and the crimes are perceived as excusable or understandable". See also Blood atonement – a controversial practice in the history of Mormonism which is similar to the practice of honor killing . Under blood atonement, the atonement of Jesus does not redeem an eternal sin. Child abuse Child murder Chronicle of a Death Foretold Convention on the Rights of the Child Corrective rape Crime of passion Crimes against humanity Domestic violence Extramarital sex Face (sociological concept), a classification of honor Femicide Filicide Fornication Gender apartheid Gendercide Guilt-shame-fear spectrum of cultures Hate crime Honor suicide Human rights Human sacrifice Infanticide Izzat (honour) Ka-Mer Kiri-sute gomen LGBT rights by country or territory Lynching Memini Namus Premarital sex Religious violence Sati (practice) Slut-shaming Universal Declaration of Human Rights Violence against LGBT people Violence against women Women's rights Youth rights References Further reading NDTV. Honour