Sobbing Indonesian woman whipped till she passes out for having sex outside marriage

Mar 25, 2016 - 11:10
Mar 25, 2016 - 11:13
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Sobbing Indonesian woman whipped till she passes out for having sex outside marriage
THESE harrowing pictures reveal the moment a young woman was brutally whipped for having sex outside go marriage.

Indonesian Sharia police hit the cowering woman until she passed out after claiming she had broken strict Sharia law.

She was dragged onto the public stage and forced down to her knees by two guards for the public caning.

The terrified woman cried out in agony as the masked men repeatedly whipped her across the back

The woman was dragged onto the public stage EPA

HORRIFIC: She was dragged onto the public stage and forced down to her knees

The woman being beaten 

BRUTAL: She had allegedly broken the strict Sharia law in Banda Aceh province in Indonesia

She could be seen clenching her fists and appeared to bite her veil while suffering the punishment.

The beating proved so severe that she collapsed and had to be carried off on a stretcher for treatment.

She had allegedly broken the strict Sharia law in Banda Aceh province in Indonesia - a popular sunny getaway for many tourists.

The woman being beaten 

HARSH: The woman cried out in agony as the masked men repeatedly whipped her

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