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Afghan rape victim pardoned, told to marry her attacker

By Alissa J. Rubin
New York Times / December 2, 2011
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When the Afghan government announced Thursday that it would pardon a woman who had been imprisoned for adultery after she reported that she had been raped, the decision seemed a clear victory for the many women here whose lives have been ground up by the Afghan justice system.

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