By John Hall The family of a pregnant Pakistani woman who was stoned to death in broad daylight because she married without permission are to be tried in an anti-terrorism court. Farzana Parveen, 25, was attacked with bricks by 20 family members on the steps of Lahore court because she 'illegally' married Mohammad Iqbal - with police reportedly looking on doing nothing. Today it emerged Farzana's family will be tried in an anti-terrorism in the city after Shahbaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab province, ordered the maximum punishments must be an option for all those accused of the honour killing.
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Farzana Parveen was attacked by 20 family members outside Lahore court
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The 25-year-old had married Mohammad Iqbal against her family's wishes
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Today it emerged family members will be tried in an anti-terrorism court
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Minister wants the maximum punishments to be available to prosecutors
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Mr Iqbal revealed Farzana's older sister also died in an 'honour killing'
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He claimed that Rehana Parveen was poisoned by angry family members
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