A Pakistani man suspected of killing his U.S.-born 15-year-old daughter in a so-called honor killing after she apparently refused to stop sharing videos on TikTok appeared in court Thursday in the southwestern city of Quetta,

Pakistan's police say a man who recently moved his family back to southwestern Pakistan from the United States shot and killed his 15-year-old daughter in a so-called honor killing after she allegedly

Police say suspect contended his daughter began creating 'objectionable' content on the social media platform when she lived in the US

A 15-year-old girl was shot dead by her father and maternal uncle over TikTok videos in an alleged honour killing in Pakistan's Quetta, ARY News reported. About The Case The father of the 15-year-old Hira was enraged over his daughter's social media presence on TikTok and ordered her to stop making videos.

A man in Pakistan has been arrested for killing his teenage daughter after she posted videos on TikTok that he found inappropriate.   The incident happened in Quetta, where the family had recently

A man who recently moved his family back to Pakistan from the US has confessed to killing his teenage daughter because he disapproved of her TikTok videos, police have told the BBC. Anwar ul-Haq was charged with murder after he admitted to shooting his daughter Hira in the south-western city of Quetta on Tuesday.

A man in Quetta has confessed to killing his 15-year-old daughter, citing disapproval of her TikTok content, Pakistani police reported on Wednesday. The incident occurred on Tuesday, and the suspect, Anwar ul Haq, initially claimed unidentified gunmen were responsible before later admitting to the crime, according to police official Babar Baloch.

A man who had recently brought his family back to Pakistan from the United States on Wednesday confessed to shooting dead his teenage daughter, motivated by his disapproval of her TikTok content, Pakistani police said.

After being lured to Pakistan, Hira Anwar was fatally shot by her father and an uncle over online posts that her parents believed were immodest, the police said.