Christian woman on death row for blasphemy

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It's not demonizing. Just facts

Sometimes facts claimed aren't fully accurate.
So I asked for linked evidence.

 

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Clicking on a couple, I didn't find it.

???

 

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Sometimes facts claimed aren't fully accurate.
So I asked for linked evidence.

The group War Against Rape (WAR) has documented the severity of rape in Pakistan, and the police indifference to it.[3] According to Women's Studies professor Shahla Haeri, rape in Pakistan is "often institutionalized and has the tacit and at times the explicit approval of the state".[4][5] According to lawyer Asma Jahangir, who was a co-founder of the women's rights group Women's Action Forum, up to seventy-two percent of women in custody in Pakistan are physically or sexually abused
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_in_Pakistan

 

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Sometimes facts claimed aren't fully accurate.
So I asked for linked evidence.

• In Pakistan, Muslims burn the homes of non-Muslims, burn their places of worship, burn their holy books, even burn their women and children alive -- and there is no law or punishment to prevent this criminal behaviour or to make non-Muslims safe.
  
  
• Non-Muslim women and children are raped and forcibly converted
  Living in Pakistan - A Hell for Non-Muslims

 

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• In Pakistan, Muslims burn the homes of non-Muslims, burn their places of worship, burn their holy books, even burn their women and children alive -- and there is no law or punishment to prevent this criminal behaviour or to make non-Muslims safe.
  
  
• Non-Muslim women and children are raped and forcibly converted
  Living in Pakistan - A Hell for Non-Muslims

I'm skeptical of Gatestone's claims.
They've a pretty controversial record regarding factuality.

 

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The group War Against Rape (WAR) has documented the severity of rape in Pakistan, and the police indifference to it.[3] According to Women's Studies professor Shahla Haeri, rape in Pakistan is "often institutionalized and has the tacit and at times the explicit approval of the state".[4][5] According to lawyer Asma Jahangir, who was a co-founder of the women's rights group Women's Action Forum, up to seventy-two percent of women in custody in Pakistan are physically or sexually abused
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_in_Pakistan

The Women's Action Forum was the only one I found which is about Pakistan.
But it doesn't address your claim that government OKs rape of non-Muslims.

 

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I'm skeptical of Gatestone's claims.
They've a pretty controversial record regarding factuality.

if you Google rape in Pakistan and you really want to find out the truth about it, there are many arguments that rape is institutionalized and sometimes enabled by the government.

I guess I'm not living there so don't know.

 

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if you Google rape in Pakistan and you really want to find out the truth about it, there are many arguments that rape is institutionalized and sometimes enabled by the government.

I guess I'm not living there so don't know.

I know that Pakistan is a backward violent country,
but you're asking me to do your research for your claim?

 

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I know that Pakistan is a backward violent country,
but you're asking me to do your research for your claim?

I showed you links that talk about the government letting people get away with rape.

Muslims have a history for raping and enslaving non-muslims even in the 21st century.

I'm simply putting two and two together. In some Muslim countries, no one wants to report a rape because they need four or five male witnesses are they go to jail for adultery.

That is one way that the government is letting people get away with rape. The Quran approves of treating infidels like dirt. Muslims have been killing, raping, conquering, and enslaving people in the 21st century and in every Century since its founding.