No Judicial Execution for Blasphemy – Yet Many Accused Have Been Killed
August 24, 2026
Blasphemy killings in Pakistan reveal a disturbing contradiction: although the law allows the death penalty for certain offences, many accused
Blasphemy killings in Pakistan reveal a disturbing contradiction: although the law allows the death penalty for certain offences, many accused
From British India to Zia-ul-Haq: How Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws Became So Severe The history of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws begins before
Who is accused of blasphemy in Pakistan? The answer includes Muslims as well as Christians, Ahmadis, Hindus and members of
Digital blasphemy in Pakistan has transformed how accusations arise, spread and become evidence in criminal proceedings. Pakistan’s blasphemy controversy has
Judges in blasphemy cases in Pakistan can face threats and intimidation that raise serious concerns about judicial independence and fair
Lawyers defending blasphemy cases in Pakistan can face intimidation, threats and even deadly violence simply for representing the accused. The
Mental disability and blasphemy laws in Pakistan raise serious questions about intent, criminal responsibility and the protection of vulnerable defendants.
Children accused of blasphemy in Pakistan reveal some of the most disturbing consequences of the country’s blasphemy laws. Few cases
Acquitted but Still in Danger: Blasphemy Defendants Forced into Hiding and Exile Blasphemy acquittals in Pakistan do not always mean
Blasphemy for Profit: How Accusations in Pakistan Have Been Used in Land Grabs, Business Disputes and Personal Vendettas Blasphemy accusations