Farouk Abdulhak, the prime suspect in the 2008 murder of Norwegian student Martine Vik Magnussen, has been urged to return to the UK as new police inquiries reveal a recent image of him. Magnussen, 23, was killed after a night out in London, and her body was discovered days later. Abdulhak fled to Yemen shortly after her death. Martine's father has expressed ongoing frustration over the lack of justice, emphasizing that her case highlights the broader crisis of violence against women, especially as the anniversary of her murder approaches.
Martine’s voice was silenced but we must not be silent for her. Justice delayed is justice denied, and her case reflects the ongoing crisis of violence against women.
After 17 years, justice has been denied as Farouk Abdulhak remains a free man in Yemen. My daughter’s murder leaves a painful reminder of violence against women.
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