- 08 Nov 2018 01:45
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@Oxymandias Makes a fair point, Pakistani government did try to prohibit this women from being executed. How much is this due to international awareness of this incident or actual attempt to try to prevent her execution based on their own sense we will not know. As this type of persecution of religious minorities has been going on for a long time in Pakistan. Although there has been people who sacrificed their lives so this women might live does speak volumes.
In the end what is obvious is that hardline Muslim faction within Pakistan has subverted the government and forced it to change course. This seems to be the story of Islam throughout the world that the religious hardliners are winning within those countries and communities. Unless they are kept under the lid by harsh force like we saw in Egypt recently after the Arab Spring.
In the end what is obvious is that hardline Muslim faction within Pakistan has subverted the government and forced it to change course. This seems to be the story of Islam throughout the world that the religious hardliners are winning within those countries and communities. Unless they are kept under the lid by harsh force like we saw in Egypt recently after the Arab Spring.
Me, well I used to be known as Plaro....