1.

In the context of sociology, explain the causes that led to the event stated in the
news article.

- Criminologists distinguish between classic serial murder, which typically entails

stalking and is frequently sexually motivated, and serial murderers, who are
supposed to kill for reasons such as sexual compulsion or even amusement. In many
cases, the homicides are supposed to provide murderers a sense of control over
their victims, which may or may not be sexual in origin. Women, migrants,
prostitutes, children, homosexuals, and vagrants have all been common victims.
Serial killers are twisted mirrors of society's values. Traditionally, serial killer conduct
has been understood within a psychological framework, blaming traditional
variables such as poor parenting, misaligned brain chemistry, or past trauma, and it
is possible that Naira Ashraf Abdel Qader was murdered because the suspect had
issues. He desired something he couldn't have, and because murder has been
glorified in movies, perhaps he was inspired by them, leading the suspect to murder.

2. Based on your understanding after reading the news article, do you think there
was social inequality between men and women? Why do you say so?

- Yes, according to what was written in the article. There

There was clearly societal imbalance between men and women, as evidenced by the
country report, which stated that Egyptian authorities failed "to prevent and
investigate pervasive violence against women and girls." Human Rights Watch
reports that "Egyptian authorities carried out an extensive campaign of arrests and
prosecutions against women social media influencers, in violation of their rights to
privacy, freedom of expression, and non-discrimination." The Egyptians are literally
violating women's rights and freedom of speech simply because they are women
and we must stop this at all cost to achieve a truly non discriminate society.