these young girls are forced into dancing business, some of them gets lucky turn to singing.
it does seem like ghazala javed ex-husband is just a scapegoat. no one turn their eyes towards the real killers. why no one asks akram khan durrani why his son killed himself after the death ghazala javed? even his son had warned his father akram khan durrani nothing must happen to ghazal javed, the woman he loved and wanted to marry her.

either you have never been in poverty or you have forgotten. i recently saw a documentary about penniless afghans handing over their daughters for debts incurred to druglords, after their opium fields being forcibly eradicated, by the government and the westerners.
their own lives had been threatened and some children had been kidnapped by the druglords. these fathers were in terrible distress over this. one had turned to smoking opium.
apart from the war, the people of pakistan and afghanistan also suffer from severe droughts, floods and landslides, etc.
how is killing people like dogs, a solution to problems within society, including severe poverty?
why is it not ok for a woman to be the breadwinner, if that is the only means possible for people to survive?
some australian families i know, take turns, where the man is sometimes the outside worker and sometimes the homemaker, when that is the convenient option for availability of an income.

I was talking about men who are prostituting their women and men who provide the demand for it. Most girls in this so called singing business are used as pawns in the hands of these men. Singing is the last thing they're interested in

The rest of what you said is irrelevant to the topic.

a woman who chooses prostitution or anything of that nature over no life at all, has made her bargain. as they say, "justice serves those who serve themselves".

so much for Pashtunwali ...I always knew that **** was fake as ****