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A young Palestinian woman married against her family's wishes. Fearing becoming the victim of an "honor killing" by her family, she fled the country, finally ending up in the United States, where she was granted asylum. Her claim -- that she fears being killed for making a political statement against a male-dominated society -- marks a shift in how attorneys argue cases for women asylum seekers.
October 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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