.... Aslam Parvez, 53, blames members of the Muslim community who believe the family have been dishonoured by his daughter's marriage.
The hate campaign started five months ago when a national magazine published an article on albinos which featured Naseem, who no longer lives in Coventry and has little contact with her family.
It revealed how she has married a Christian, goes to church and is expecting her second child with her husband.
Moved away: Daughter Naseem Akhtar married a Christian and spoke about her life in a magazine
Mr Parvez says copies of the article were quickly spread maliciously, and were posted on walls near their house and through the doors of Muslim homes in the community. [MailOnline] Read more
