Rimsha Masih is a Pakistani girl, Christian and mentally handicapped. Thrown in jail for blasphemy August 16, after burning the leaves of a textbook of the Qur'an, she could be sentenced to death. The teenager between 11 and 16 years, according to testimony. A panel of doctors appointed by the court held that it was "about 14 years".
His case shocked the international community ... as it embarrasses the government of Pakistan. It renews Indeed, the focus on laws threatening religious minorities, says the New York Times.
Supported by the Vatican, as reported in The Express Tribune, and an online petition with many signatures climbs visibly Muslim groups - scarce - also expressed their support for the Christian girl, reports the Daily News. The Pakistan Ulema Council has said his case represented "a test for the Muslims of Pakistan, its minorities and the government. We do no injustice and we will end this climate of fear," reports The Telegraph. But the situation becomes.
"INTERNATIONAL CONSPIRACY"
A new prosecutor questioned Thursday, the age of the girl, and said it was part of an international conspiracy to ridicule Islam - illustrating the power of extremism plaguing countries. As such, some six hundred Christian families living near the girl fled into the forests near the capital, fearing violence after angry Muslims demonstrated outside his house, according to the Post Whashington.
Karachi, August 25, 2012: Members of the Action Committee for Human Rights chanted slogans in support Rimsha Masih, Christian girl accused of burned papers containing Koranic verses. | AFP / RIZWAN Tabassum
While his fate will be known on Saturday 1st September, the lawyer representing the man accused the girl Rao Abdur Raheem, said that if it was not condemned by the court, Muslims could "do themselves justice "as the Guardian suggests. Understand the lynch their own hands. As was the case earlier this year with the murder of another mentally handicapped, accused of blasphemy, beaten and burned alive by the mob (BBC).
If the case is Rimsha in line of a long series of similar cases where people suffering from psychological disorders and children were once sentenced to death last year, the governor of Punjab, Salmaan Taseer (Pakistan Peoples Party) - yet Muslim - was also assassinated in Islamabad by his bodyguard, who disapproved of his stance in favor of a ban on blasphemy.
MARTYRS
Taseer and joined thirty-two recent victims killed while awaiting trial or after being discharged their accusation of blasphemy, said the Los Angeles Times. The daily added that in 2009, forty houses and a church were burned by a crowd of a thousand Muslims in the town of Gojra where seven Christians were killed burned to have desecrated the Koran.
Phenomenon also observed, "minorities" demanding more and more political asylum and tend to be scarce. But if Pakistan became a country composed entirely of Muslims, they would not necessarily united. "The problem is not the lack of tolerance between the two religions, but a general intolerance for each person is different," laments the Daily Times a professor Pakistani Dilnawaz Qamar, referring to tensions that divide Shiites and Sunnis.
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