Both Mahzooz and Emirates Draw have observed an increase in the number of female participants in recent months
“The criminal court yesterday condemned two of them to death but commuted the sentences to 10 years in prison, citing extenuating circumstances,” the official said without elaborating.
“The third man was sentenced to 15 years in jail for being an accessory to the crime, but the sentence was reduced to seven years for the same reason,” the official told AFP on condition anonymity.
The three brothers, all under 30, had agreed last year to kill the 40-year-old divorced woman from Abu Alanda, in southeast Amman, because of an alleged liaison.
“She was stabbed 15 times. One of them said that the mother of five had a love affair with a man and that he saw pictures of her sitting with the alleged lover,” the official said.
“They burned the victim’s body and set her house ablaze to cover up the crime.”
Murder is punishable by the death penalty in Jordan, but courts usually commute or reduce sentences in so-called cases of “honour killings,” particularly if the victim’s family urges leniency.
Around 15-20 women are murdered each year in Jordan in the name of honour, despite government efforts to fight such crimes.
Both Mahzooz and Emirates Draw have observed an increase in the number of female participants in recent months
Experts say one of the primary factors behind its popularity is the convenient connectivity when flying from the UAE
Mohammed Mustafa, a father of four, said he remembered how his wife delivered their babies and coached the Ugandan passenger on how to control her breathing to ease the pain from contractions
Remember when a couple forgot their baby in a cab? Or when a taxi rider left Dh1 million in cold cash? Peculiar lost-and-found stories continue with Uber's latest index
It will be a dream come true for most of the players to play alongside the top teams
By incorporating this cutting-edge technology into the student learning experience, the university seeks to empower faculty members to deliver more impactful and engaging teaching methods
The project will produce 47,790 GWh of clean energy per year and reduce around 9 per cent of Egypt’s annual carbon emissions
As it becomes abundantly clear that texting and chatbotting are making students miserable right now, what they may actually need is a taste of the monk’s life