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This article maps economic resources and its relationship with honour killing in Kurram Agency, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan. Using the criteria of sample size determination, 377 respondents out of 1612 were randomly selected in a proportionate manner. A conceptual framework consisting of one dependent variable (honour killing) and one independent variable (economic aspect) was developed. The data collected through an interview schedule, with responses ranging from strongly agree to strongly disagree, was analyzed and presented at Uni, Bi, and Multi-variate levels by using frequencies, percentage distribution and Chi-Square test statistics. The results disclosed that honour killing was not common among all classes, and that me members of the upper class were more conscious about the observance of honour norms as compared to lower ones. However, inheritance disputes, killing of women for beneficial benefits and killing for her share in parental property had no association with honour killing in the study universe. Moreover, the role of women in the economic resources of the family were also absent in the study area. From the results, we recommend that women should be given equal opportunities in all aspects of life, materials about women’s rights and new legislation supporting those rights should be included in syllabi, and that awareness about women’s legal rights of inheritance should be made in the wider society

Arshad Khan Bangash, Fariha Bibi. (2017) THE DARK SIDE OF THE PICTURE: THE ROLE OF POVERTY IN THE PROMOTION OF HONOUR KILLING IN FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRIBAL AREAS (FATA) OF PAKISTAN, Pakistan , Volume 53, Issue 1.
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