The dishonour would come from abandoning Iraq's long-suffering people for the sake of a deadline.
The girl's father told the BBC that they feared she would bring dishonour on their family.
And in some cultures it was seen as a patriotic alternative to dishonour.
Mr Turk rescued her from a life of potential dishonour by taking her under his wing as a second wife.
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Her second play, Behzti (Dishonour) followed earlier this month, causing outrage among many Sikhs for its portrayal of sex abuse and murder in a temple.
Mike Muendane of the radical Pan-Africanist Congress told the crowd that it was a dishonour to call South Africa a free country when children can be killed with impunity.
Residents of Chaulnes, who have their own reasons for opposing the scheme, say the airport will dishonour the memory of the thousands of WWI soldiers buried in the area.
Their contacts, from the Basque separatists and Irish Republican Army nationalists perched in Cuba, to Lebanese and Palestinian groups funded or armed by Iran, make up a dishonour roll of the terrorist international.
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Behzti (Dishonour), written by Sikh playwright Gurpreet Bhatti, has a scheduled run at the theatre until the end of December and explores issues of sexual abuse, manipulation and relationships inside a Gurdwara, a Sikh place of worship.
Given the proliferation of biographical and critical studies of Kipling in recent years, it is hardly surprising that some of his points have been made by previous writers, though it is no dishonour that his analysis here is close to George Orwell's.
For instance, accusations of dishonour may emerge because someone from an older migrant generation remains utterly tied to the culture or code of their village - and fails to accept their children have been brought up in modern British society with all that goes with that.
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