You obviously did blame Imran Khan:
I will just ascribe that to your limited Dutch interpretation of English
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You obviously did blame Imran Khan:
I will just ascribe that to your limited Dutch interpretation of English
It's unbelievable how some people are passing it off as nothing and then saying that some try to fabricate allegations, and so on.
Are you people hearing yourself? This woman had to spend 8 years in a cell... for nothing, and people were out for her blood.
The lack of outrage shows this injustice is the new normal in Pakistan.
The lack of outrage is understandable when you consider that Christians in Pakistan are treated as Dalits and untouchables.It's unbelievable how some people are passing it off as nothing and then saying that some try to fabricate allegations, and so on.
Are you people hearing yourself? This woman had to spend 8 years in a cell... for nothing, and people were out for her blood.
The lack of outrage shows this injustice is the new normal in Pakistan.
The lack of outrage is understandable when you consider that Christians in Pakistan are treated as Dalits and untouchables.
The religious bigotry has to be addressed for a more equitable society to emerge.
A lot of religious reorientation and re-education is required. Sadly, it won't be forthcoming while the religious bigots are interpreting and directing religious attitudes and perspectives.
The crux of the problem is that we are all part of the problem. On the one hand, we collectively allow foreign nations to interfere and inject their ideologies in our religious seminaries. We look the other way and aren't bothered about the effects it is going to have on OUR children. That is because they are poor, but they are still OUR children. This is the essentially the root cause of our problem. This has been ongoing for decades.
When these children grow up in these seminaries and learn whatever they are taught they behave as expected in society. Our outrage at this point is meaningless and even criminal.
When you plant a cactus you cannot expect a rose.
Western ideologies in our religious seminaries? Okay.
Please man, don't call everything a new normal.The lack of outrage shows this injustice is the new normal in Pakistan.
Please man, don't call everything a new normal.
Who in the comments section is supporting few fanatics in this case?
Even then the extremism is becoming thing of the past in Pakistan.Pakistan has an education system that is faulty and only favors a small percentage. The vast majority of children receive poor man's education. Religious seminaries have the freedom to decide the curriculum and get funding from foreign donors. The results don't lie.
Change the skewed education system and eradicate religious bigotry etc.
Even then the extremism is becoming thing of the past in Pakistan.
I spend a lot of time telling people in my organization that we Pakistanis have come a long way, but feel really sad when I see some Pakistanis doing bad publicity of Pakistan.
Her 8 years were lost, no denying that and I was of the opinion that she should have been compensated and the people accused her of wrongdoing should have been jailed for 8 years.. but there are some good points to consider too:
1 - People didn't kill her on the spot
2 - Proper case was heard by the highest court
3 - She was released, despite few Molvis who were protesting against her release.
4 - General population supported her, and still support her. Her case is with Allah swt now, if she did blasphemy, she will be punished by Allah.. but no one had the right to punish her here and good that courts followed strict process of law in her case.
There's a reason she still loves Pakistan and her father or other family members still live in Pakistan..
There are fanatics, our country is not perfect, in fact far from it. But situation is getting better day by day. That's the most important thing..
So if sometning commit blasphemy what should be the punishment? In Modern Society its considered as freedom of speechEven then the extremism is becoming thing of the past in Pakistan.
I spend a lot of time telling people in my organization that we Pakistanis have come a long way, but feel really sad when I see some Pakistanis doing bad publicity of Pakistan.
Her 8 years were lost, no denying that and I was of the opinion that she should have been compensated and the people accused her of wrongdoing should have been jailed for 8 years.. but there are some good points to consider too:
1 - People didn't kill her on the spot
2 - Proper case was heard by the highest court
3 - She was released, despite few Molvis who were protesting against her release.
4 - General population supported her, and still support her. Her case is with Allah swt now, if she did blasphemy, she will be punished by Allah.. but no one had the right to punish her here and good that courts followed strict process of law in her case.
There's a reason she still loves Pakistan and her father or other family members still live in Pakistan..
There are fanatics, our country is not perfect, in fact far from it. But situation is getting better day by day. That's the most important thing..