Pakistanis Accused of Blasphemy Persecuted Abroad as Well
Blogger Ahmed Waqas Goraya now lives in the Netherlands. He says the long arm of Pakistan is coming for him—and many others.
A magazine on religious liberty and human rights
Blogger Ahmed Waqas Goraya now lives in the Netherlands. He says the long arm of Pakistan is coming for him—and many others.
After International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women, a reflection on recent incidents involving Pakistani male diplomats.
Dead or alive, members of the religious minority continue to be persecuted.
The Pakistani film has met with critical acclaims. Punjab banned it claiming it promotes homosexuality, although the story is more complicated.
In Pakistan, Muslims to get a passport should state they are not Ahmadis. The daughter of the Punjab Governor killed for his support of Asia Bibi didn’t.
While protests for Chanda Mahraj continue, not even being married keeps young women from religious minorities safe from abduction.
One day after Chanda Maharaj was rescued by the police, a Pakistani court ruled she should go back to her Muslim “husband.”
15-year-old Chanda Maharaj was abducted in Hyderabad. In this case, it ended well.
Both the United Nations and the European Parliament denounce horrific war crimes. The youngest victim is 4, the oldest is 82.
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