U.S. Man Charged with Blasphemy Shot in Pakistan Courtoom JULY 31, 2020 WASHINGTON, DC – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today mourns the death of Tahir […]
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ASIA RABWAH TIMES The United States on Thursday called for the immediate reformation of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws after an American citizen was killed over alleged blasphemy. “We are shocked, saddened, […]
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Source: The Guardian A Pakistani man on trial for blasphemy has been shot dead in a courtroom, in the latest violent incident connected with the country’s blasphemy laws. Tahir Ahmed […]