Qandeel Baloch

The Express Tribune speaks to author Sanam Mahar about why she chose to write a book about Qandeel

Mufti Qavi’s membership was suspended after his pictures with Qandeel Baloch went viral on social media

Qandeel's brother who confessed to strangling his sister was due to be brought to court today

Cousin and taxi driver to also face trial set to begin tomorrow

Qandeel was strangled in July by her brother Muhammad Waseem

The good news is that DRF is planning to set up a fund to provide financial support to Qandeel’s parents

Madonna expressed her grief over Baloch’s untimely death

"Waseem thought he would be imprisoned for just “two to three months and then after he will be free," says Mai

Prosecutor Salahuddin says police would not challenge the bail application of Zafar, a suspect

It is increasingly clear that for Pakistani parliament, women rights issues rank low down on its list of priorities

Mufti Abdul Qavi told The Express Tribune that he did not try to flee and all such rumours were false

Police say 15-20 suspects being quizzed in connection with 'honour killing'

Honour may be an abstract concept, yet it carries with it a lot of responsibility in South Asian cultures

Murder case: Mufti Qavi interrogated

Qandeel offended the sensitivities of men who believed in oft-lived double life of craving her while condemning her

'The religious scholar's statement is being examined by legal experts to determine his role in the crime'

Honour is an illusory concept, murder is real

“She was an amazing daughter. I have no words that do her justice," says mother

Even many of our ‘liberals’, while expounding their denunciation of a bare-faced murder, feel compelled to qualify it

She was an amazing daughter and took care of us much more than our sons including financially, says victim's mother

Social media starlet was part of skit alongside Ali Zafar

Social media starlet was part of skit alongside Ali Zafar

Qandeel's brother states that his cousin strangled her to death

Gone but not forgotten

"The family was in mourning, but police officers visited the house daily," says family member Altaf Khan

Qandeel Baloch represented resistance to patriarchy, poverty, to prudery, hypocrisy and our stifling public morality

Of the 344 women killed in 2015, 170 occurred in Punjab

After Qandeel’s death her father, Muhammad Azeem, filed a police report against his sons

Nosheen Ali stresses that we need to assess Qandeel Baloch outside of morality framework

Honour killings are not a wholly Muslim phenomenon. They are practiced in the Sicilian Mafia

How many more Wasims will roam scot free feeling ‘honourable’, because of feeble legislation?

Qandeel Baloch’s brother has confessed to strangling his sister to death during her sleep on July 15

Inspector Attiya Jafri will replace Homicide Unit (in-charge) Inspector Ilyas Haider

The dominant patriarchal culture that thrives on seeking to control women is finding itself on the back foot

The suspect, Waseem, had stated that he had drugged Qandeel by the same medicines his father used for sleep

Qandeel Baloch’s presence was unfamiliar and bold when juxtaposed with Pakistani religio-cultural norms

If you are a poor woman, and dare to choose, your home is where you are killed, and at the hands of your own family

Parents of the social media starlet have also been included in the investigation, police say

Former Ruet-e-Hilal Committee member was censured for appearing in ‘selfies’ with murdered social media celebrity

The internet sensation says he was a fan and is shocked

There were 933 honour killing cases in 2015, according to Pakistan's Federal Ministry of Law

'We are Baloch and as Baloch we cannot tolerate [Qandeel’s immodesty]' Waseem says

Otherwise they will face the wrath of Almighty Allah, people need to learn that clerics are pious face of religion

Qandeel just opened a few buttons in a society that Manto described as being “already naked”

Qandeel’s crime, if any, was that she crossed a line that the Jirga-enforced society has set for women in Pakistan

She didn't go to hell, she just left one

Muhammad Waseem says he is "not embarrassed" to have killed the model

She stirred a controversy in March when she promised to strip dance if Pakistan beat India at the T20 World Cup 2016

Once her real identity and family background were exposed on broadcast media she was a sitting target

Qandeel Baloch Killing: ‘We are all a part of patriarchy’