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Pakistan ☪️ Sentences Christian Brothers to Death for Online Blasphemy
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December 25, 2018
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12:23Now PlayingSince 2015, Qaisar and Amoon Ayub, two Pakistani Christian brothers, have been in Jhelum jail for online blasphemy. They were accused of posting offensive material against Islam on their website in 2011. Both fled the country and were on the run for 4 years but got arrested when they returned home. According to the Centre for Legal Aid, Assistance and Settlement, they have been sentenced to death. The sentence was read inside District Jail Jhelum. The Centre for Legal Aid, Assistance and Settlement has been representing the accused and plans to appeal the sentence before the Lahore High Court.
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