( CNN ) -- This month , Inside the Middle East explores the stories of women throughout the region , highlighting Jordan in particular as a country whose constitution does n't codify equal gender rights . Host Rima Maktabi heads north of Amman , to a small village along Jordan 's border with Syria , to explore the Hashemite Kingdom 's notorious `` honor killings . '' In the past decade , more than 100 Jordanian women have been murdered by their families . Their crimes ? Bringing shame and dishonor on the community , typically for mingling with young men or committing adultery . The program meets with one woman who fled to a shelter , far from her family , to escape death threats . IME also visits the United Arab Emirates Ewa ' a Shelter for Women and Children , where victims are given medical and psychological care . We meet Sara Suhail , an Emirati social worker who has devoted her life to helping victims of sexual violence . The show also returns to Saudi Arabia to chart the progress of Jeddah United , an all-female basketball team that was first featured on IME in 2008 , as they struggled in a conservative society where women are not allowed to play sports in public . Watch the July show at the following times : . Wednesday , July 4 : 0930 , 1630 . Saturday , July 7 : 0430 , 1830 . Sunday , July 8 : 1130 . Saturday , July 14 : 1130 . Sun , July 15 : 0430 , 1830 . ( all times GMT )
Inside the Middle East explores the stories of women throughout the region . The show meets a woman who fled to a shelter to escape death threats . IME also returns to Saudi Arabia to chart the progress of Jeddah United , an all-female basketball team .