Pakistan must strive towards a system that upholds the fundamental rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their beliefs or backgrounds.
Pakistan’s blasphemy laws represent a contentious nexus between religious zealotry, legal stringency, and societal upheaval. Ranked as the World’s second-strictest after Iran, these laws embody a myriad of contradictions and controversies that have garnered international attention and condemnation. In a context where 32 Muslim-majority nations criminalize blasphemy, Pakistan’s stance stands out for its severity, carrying the death penalty but with no executions under these charges. This disparity highlights not just legal incongruities but also the stark realities of accusations and their repercussions in society.
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