VOICED : Tough law sees acid conviction

The video discusses Nazarine's journey after surviving an acid attack, detailing her surgeries and the psychological impact. It highlights her domestic violence background and the acid attack by her husband's first wife. Legal reforms in Pakistan have increased conviction rates for acid attacks, but support groups call for stronger laws. Nazarine was pressured into an out-of-court settlement and is now rebuilding her life.

What are some of the long-term effects of acid attacks mentioned in the video?

• They can lead to permanent blindness and psychological trauma.

• They only cause temporary skin irritation.

• They are easily reversible with medication.

• They have no impact on bones.

What was the relationship between Nazarine and the person who attacked her?

• Her husband's first wife

• Her colleague

• Her neighbor

• A stranger

What significant change did the Pakistani government make in 2011 regarding acid attacks?

• They reduced the penalties for perpetrators.

• They introduced a minimum prison sentence and fine.

• They ignored the issue completely.

• They made acid attacks legal.

How did the conviction rates for acid attacks change after the law was amended?

• They increased from 6% to 18%.

• They remained the same.

• They decreased to 2%.

• They dropped to 0%.

What do support groups believe is necessary for victims to receive justice?

• Stronger and better-financed laws

• More lenient laws

• Ignoring the issue

• Reducing police involvement