blasphemy Pakistan laws are flatly inconsistent with international standards, including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)…. 
Thousands of Christians are forced to leave Pakistan due to the religious persecution and migrate to Malaysia where they seek asylum with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and live in vulnerable conditions until they are resettled to a safe third nation which may take up to several years. Meanwhile they are not allowed… Continue reading Life of Pakistani Christian Refugees in Malaysia
Pakistan´s blasphemy law has become such an easy tool to persecute Christians that it is often used unfairly to resolve a trivial dispute or personal grudge. In recent years dozens of Christians have been sentenced to death by the judiciary and many have been brutally assassinated by the bloodthirsty radical Islamic mob.
Society in Pakistan is generally hostile to those who renounce Islam, an act known as apostasy. Apostasy is widely considered to be a form of blasphemy. Many Christian converts practice their faith in secret, as conversion is seen as shameful and a betrayal of family and community. As a result, those accused of apostasy face… Continue reading Consequences of Apostasy in Pakistan
