article_snippet.sent: Even though a rape led to the Kabul-based woman pregnancy, Gulnaz's brothers insisted the Kabul-based woman would not be allowed to return to the Kabul-based woman 'shamed' family as the Kabul-based woman was unmarried and a Kabul court sentenced the Kabul-based woman to two years in prison for 'adultery by force', later increased to 12 years following an appeal.
article_snippet.sent: Gulnaz was found guilty of 'adultery by force' following the brutal attack in 2008.
article_snippet.sent: When the case came to Gulnaz Gulnaz was sentenced to two years in jail, which was later increased to 12 years on appeal.
article_snippet.sent: Gulnaz gave birth to Gulnaz daughter in the Badam Bagh women's jail in Kabul before then President Hamid Karzai took the highly unusual step of freeing Gulnaz with no pre-conditions in December 2011.
article_snippet.sent: Released from prison, Gulnaz faced a life of isolation and poverty as mothers without husbands are shunned by husbands communities and husbands own families and become social outcasts.
article_snippet.sent: Hard times: Gulnaz gave birth to her daughter in the Badam Bagh women's jail in Kabul the Badam Bagh women's jail in Kabul Kabul before then President Hamid Karzai took the highly unusual step of freeing her with no pre-conditions in December 2011 December 2011 .
highlights_snippet.sent: Gulnaz was rejected by Gulnaz family and sentenced to 12 years in prison for 'adultery by force'
  