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Christian woman sentenced to death in Pakistan 'for blasphemy'
A Christian woman has been sentenced to hang in Pakistan after being convicted 
of defaming the Prophet Mohammed.
Christian woman sentenced to death in Pakistan 'for blasphemy'
Asia Bibi has been sentenced to death 'for blasphemy' 
By Rob Crilly in Islamabad and Aoun Sahi in Lahore 5:36PM GMT 09 Nov 2010

Asia Bibi, a 45-year-old mother-of-five, denies blasphemy and told 
investigators that she was being persecuted for her faith in a country where 
Christians face routine harassment and discrimination.

Christian groups and human rights campaigners condemned the verdict and called 
for the blasphemy laws to be repealed.

Her supporters say she will now appeal against the sentence handed down in a 
local court in the town of Sheikhupura, near Lahore, Pakistan.

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Ashiq Masih, her husband, said he had not had the heart to break the news to 
two of their children.

"I haven't told two of my younger daughters about the court's decision," he 
said. "They asked me many times about their mother but I can't get the courage 
to tell them that the judge has sentenced their mother to capital punishment 
for a crime she never committed." Mrs Bibi has been held in prison since June 
last year.

The court heard she had been working as a farmhand in fields with other women, 
when she was asked to fetch drinking water.

Some of the other women – all Muslims – refused to drink the water as it had 
been brought by a Christian and was therefore "unclean", according to Mrs 
Bibi's evidence, sparking a row.

The incident was forgotten until a few days later when Mrs Bibi said she was 
set upon by a mob.

The police were called and took her to a police station for her own safety.

Shahzad Kamran, of the Sharing Life Ministry Pakistan, said: "The police were 
under pressure from this Muslim mob, including clerics, asking for Asia to be 
killed because she had spoken ill of the Prophet Mohammed.

"So after the police saved her life they then registered a blasphemy case 
against her." He added that she had been held in isolation for more than a year 
before being sentenced to death on Monday.

"The trial was clear," he said. "She was innocent and did not say those words." 
Earlier this year, Pakistan's internet service providers were ordered to block 
Facebook to prevent access to supposedly blasphemous images.

Human rights groups believe the law is often used to discriminate against 
religious minorities, such as the country's estimated three million Christians.

Although no one has ever been executed under Pakistan's blasphemy laws – most 
are freed on appeal – as many as 10 people are thought to have been murdered 
while on trial.

Ali Hasan Dayan, of Human Rights Watch, said the blasphemy laws were out of 
step with rights guaranteed under Pakistan's constitution and should be 
repealed.

"It's an obscene law," he said. "Essentially the blasphemy law is used as a 
tool of persecution and to settle other scores that are nothing to do with 
religion.

"It makes religious minorities particularly vulnerable because it's often used 
against them."




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