"Consider the following: Abdulla Yones killed his sixteen-year-old daughter Heshu in their apartment in west London. The murder was an example of an "honor killing," an ancient tradition still practiced in many parts of the world. Using a kitchen knife, Yones stabbed Heshu eleven times and slit her throat. He later declared that he had to kill her to expunge a stain from his family, a stain that Heshu had caused by her outrageous behavior. What was outrageous behavior to Yones, however, would seem to many Westerners to be typical teen-age antics, annoying but benign. Heshu's precise offense against her family's honor is unclear, but the possibilities include wearing makeup, having a boyfriend, and showing an independent streak that would be thought perfectly normal through-out the West. In some countries, honor killings are sometimes endorsed by the local community or even given the tacit blessing of the state" - Chapter 2

First, define objectivism and subjectivism. Next, how does subjectivism and objectivism relate to the case above?

Finally, do you think moral truth is subjective or objective? Why?