Nasir Saeed says Shahbaz Bhatti is still inspiring the Pakistani faithful two years after his murder
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Pakistan is ruled by mob justice. And the authorities are too scared to do anything about it
The setting on fire of a man who had supposedly desecrated the Koran shows again that extremists are in charge
The Church in Pakistan is scared. Revenge attacks will come as no surprise
Pakistani Christians are held responsible for the actions of the West: it would not be the first time they have been made scapegoats
Shahbaz Bhatti is not the only martyr in the struggle against Pakistan’s blasphemy laws
In 1998 Bishop John Joseph committed suicide in protest at the terrible laws. Thirteen years on, the government still buries its head in the sand
Shahbaz Bhatti’s death will not stop the struggle for blasphemy reform
The blood of Salmaan Taseer and Shahbaz Bhatti will not be shed in vain








Rimsha could be the start of change in Pakistan
The mood in Pakistan is supportive of her. The government must not lose this opportunity to address the misuse of blasphemy laws