"...be a decent human being and anyone from anywhere, is capable of being just that..." I agree wholeheartedly. I don't think that 'honour' killing is any 'worse' than a standard murder (if such a thing exists); but this bizarre idea of 'honour' was a motive for her death - without it I wonder if she would still be alive, or would the evil of her murderers have found some other motive to kill her? Being a UK doctor is a a culture in and of itself, and I agree that a willingness to cover for other's mistakes is wrong. But you cannot say that we should fight the bad things about doctoring culture, but then ignore the injustices of culture from around the world when they take place on our own doorstep. We should fight evil no matter the cause, but I don't think that we can afford to be 'culture blind'.