巴基斯坦批准改革, 提高“血钱”及为离婚妇女和儿童设立抚养津贴。 Pakistan approves reforms raising 'blood money' and setting maintenance allowances for divorced women and children.

参议院巴基斯坦法律和司法常设委员会已经批准改革,将diyat(血钱)的最低价值提高到45 000克银,与伊斯兰原则保持一致,并反映经济现实。 The Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice in Pakistan has approved reforms to raise the minimum value of diyat (blood money) to 45,000 grams of silver, aligning with Islamic principles and reflecting economic realities. 另一项法案规定,在第一次听证会上为离婚妇女及其子女确定扶养津贴,目的是及时提供财政救济。 Another bill mandates setting maintenance allowances for divorced women and their children at the first hearing, aiming to provide timely financial relief. 这两项措施均被视为保护弱势群体和确保公平赔偿的步骤。 Both measures are seen as steps to protect vulnerable groups and ensure fair compensation.