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Free Zafar Bhatti now! (Pakistan's longest serving blasphemy convict)

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brian woolgar
4 years ago

Freedom of religion is a basic human right.

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Andrew Dawson
4 years ago

I have visited Pakistan & have Pakistani friends in UK

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Gail Rudge
4 years ago

Please do not execute this innocent man whose only 'crimes is to be a Christian. This injustice is not an honourable act for a any country let alone a member of the Commonwealth.

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GRAHAM KNIGHT
4 years ago

I appeal for true justice for Zafar Bhatti

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nigel faithfull
4 years ago

please release this man,

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Mark Lawrence
4 years ago

May God have mercy.

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Mel Rogers
4 years ago

Support us always necessary!!

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Margaret Forrester
4 years ago

Words fail me at how appalling the death sentence is for so called blasphemy laws and I cannot even begin to imagine the suffering of the accused and their family. This barbaric behaviour sanctioned by the state has to stop. The accused and family are in my prayers.

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John Edwards
4 years ago

No one should ever be killed for so called blasphemy. God can take care of himself, he does not need humans to come to His/Her defence.

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Nancy Smaldon
4 years ago

Needs to be set free asap.

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Alan Casebow
4 years ago

Have mercy on this man

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Tricia
4 years ago

So difficult to comprehend man's inhumanity to man. T.

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Malcolm Edward Baker
4 years ago

It is time to release this captive.

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Rita
4 years ago

Should be released from jail No death penalty

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Dr Russell Blacker
4 years ago

The UK pays just shy of £800,000 a day in 'aid' to this Commonwealth State in expectation that it will be used to uplift downtrodden minorities such as Zafar Bhatti. The continuance of thee blasphemy laws, which are in direct contravention of Jinna's original constitution, are a source of shame to all right-minded peoples both within Pakistan and across the Commonwealth.

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Gregory Muller
4 years ago

Please aquit this person.

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Keren Lilley
4 years ago

Longing to see the Pakistan authorities investigate scientific evidence and not be intimidated by mob pressure.

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Alison Ashby
4 years ago

What a travesty of justice this case appears to be! An obviously innocent man!

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Sine
4 years ago

Religious freedom in Pakistan

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Roger Paling
4 years ago

It is against God's law to kill any one of the human beings He has made!