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  1. Aug 5

    In India, Muslims comprise 15% of the population – but only 5% of civil service recruits

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    Jul 21

    USCIRF : "Reports that Indian authorities are indefinitely and unlawfully detaining women and men for speaking out in support of or for their religious beliefs - in the midst of the pandemic - are deeply troubling."

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    Aug 3

    Pakistan’s political parties have gone so far to appease the radical Islamist right that they have become virtually indistinguishable from the radicals themselves, warns

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    Jul 30

    USCIRF Cmmr : "’s blasphemy laws are indefensible to begin with but it is outrageous beyond belief that the Pakistani govt was incapable of keeping an individual from being murdered within a court of law for his faith, and a U.S. citizen, nonetheless.” (1/2)

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    Jul 30

    USCIRF Cmmr : “ must protect religious minorities, including individuals accused of blasphemy, in order to prevent such unimaginable tragedies. The authorities must take immediate action to bring Mr. Nassem’s killer to justice." (2/2)

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    Pakistan has made being an Ahmadi such a big crime that even an accusation that you are an Ahmadi can get you killed. It is absolutely tragic.

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    Jul 29

    In Peshawar, a man accused of blasphemy was shot six times in a courtroom, with the culprit declaring he killed him because the victim claimed he was a prophet, police tell AJE. The culprit is in custody, they say.

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    Jul 24
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  9. Jul 24

    In Pakistan’s Punjab, 100 books from 31 publishers including Oxford and Cambridge have been banned for "blasphemous, immoral and anti-Pakistan content"

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    Jul 23

    Pakistan’s Punjab Assembly unanimously passed new laws expanding blasphemy prohibitions and requiring citizens to use Arabic

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    Jul 21

    Ahmadis in can't have peace; not even the deceased. 40 graves belonging to Ahmadis wr desecrated in Sheikhupura & later on many graves wr defaced in Gujranwala. Pakistan, why can’t u show the dead, sm dignity at least? Are Ahmadis not humans?

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    Jul 17

    .: "Four out of five people around the world don’t enjoy full religious freedom. We’re fighting tooth and nail to change that."

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    Jul 18

    Today at 11 am EST and 4 PM GMT. Webinar on State of and Minorities in . Myself, Rubina Greenwood of the World and several British MPs discuss.

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  14. Jul 18

    A government-appointed commission promoting the rights of India’s religious minorities said police failed to protect Muslims during violent riots in Delhi earlier this year

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    Jul 18

    Destruction of cultural heritage... "A life-size statue of Buddha discovered at construction site in Takhtbhai, Mardan. Contractor broke it into pieces as local maulvi told him that he would lose his faith & his nikah will also not remain valid." Text & video via Hamid Afridi

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  16. Jul 16

    In Pakistan, Punjab Assembly member Rukhsana Kausar has called for legislation to crack down on “un-Islamic” beards.

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    Jul 15

    Looking forward to facilitating what will be an interesting and timely discussion on religious freedom in Pakistan. Tune in this Saturday to hear from , , and more!

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    Jul 12

    Qamar Riaz Sulehry,PTI's President Tehsil Zafarwal, has submitted an application to file blasphemy case,under Sections 295-A and 298-A,against PML(N) MNA Khawaja Asif for stating that all religions are equal and no religion is superior to others. Is this still a livable country?

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  19. Jul 13

    In Bangladesh, Ahmadiyyas accuse law enforcers of compromising with religious extremists

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    Jul 7

    Islamabad High Court dismisses petitions against the construction of a Hindu temple in the Pakistani capital, saying that while the site will need to adhere to building codes, its construction or allocation does not violate any laws.

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