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In page Honor killing:

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Although these murders are condemned by international conventions, including by legally binding documents like the Istanbul Convention,[5] and by human rights organizations globally,[6] they remain widespread and several religious and cultural communities continue to justify and encourage them in areas where they exercise influence.[7] Historically, families who refuse or fail to commit honor killings are usually accused of cowardice or a "moral defect" and stigmatized by the religious or cultural community to which they belong (stigma-by-association), thereby inheriting the social rejection and social exclusion that had previously only applied to the victim at the onset of the controversy.[citation needed]