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Again irrelevant. I have run out of ways to tell you this thread is about Pakistan presenting a resolution in the OIC about French version of freedom of expression which includes disrespecting our religion. This is to condemn it. To answer your other question I'll just say the last incident of extra judicial killing for blasphemy was taken up in the courts and more then 70 or so people have been arrested and being charged. Rest I won't bother because you talk with a purely negative mind about Muslims and I don't need to explain anything to you any further. You can keep thinking what you like and one more time I'll ask you to be relevant.
Whatever proof you provide to these nonsense peoples they will keep saying that Milk is Black.. :coffee:
 
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Again irrelevant. I have run out of ways to tell you this thread is about Pakistan presenting a resolution in the OIC about French version of freedom of expression which includes disrespecting our religion. This is to condemn it. To answer your other question I'll just say the last incident of extra judicial killing for blasphemy was taken up in the courts and more then 70 or so people have been arrested and being charged. Rest I won't bother because you talk with a purely negative mind about Muslims and I don't need to explain anything to you any further. You can keep thinking what you like and one more time I'll ask you to be relevant.
lol! nothing extra to add now.
 
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has moved a resolution in the 10th Parliamentary Conference of the Muslim countries being held in Istanbul against publication of controversial caricatures by a French magazine.

According to a document received by Dawn on Monday, the resolution was moved by National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq who is leading the Pakistani delegation at the conference.

“The resolution has been submitted to the OIC [Organisation of Islamic Cooperation] Secretariat set up for the conference,” a source privy to the proceedings in Turkey said.


“Genuinely believes that freedom of expression should not be misused as a means to attack or hurt public sentiments and religious beliefs and in this regard Article 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights must be followed by all states. The Clause 2 of Article 10 of the European Union’s Convention on Human Rights also expresses similar context,” the draft resolution said.

It said that such malicious attacks on the sanctity of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and all other messengers of Allah were designed means of ‘hate speech’. “These are deliberate attempts to incite violence, create discord, widen misunderstandings among civilisations and thereby provide opportunities to the terrorist elements to capitalise on public sentiments,” it added.

A resolution was moved by NA Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq who is leading the Pakistani team at the OIC
The resolution has been drafted on the similar line as the one unanimously adopted by the National Assembly on Jan 15.

Referring to Article 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights of the United Nations, the resolution noted that the publication of such derogatory material was also against the internationally recognised norms of freedom of expression. The resolution also quoted the Article 10 of the European Union’s Convention on Human Rights. Rejecting violence under any pretext, the resolution concludes by urging the international community, the UN, the OIC and the EU to jointly work for creating harmony and understanding among civilisations by taking steps to stop such heinous practices.
Muslim leaders are impotent otherwise Muslims Countries need to end corporation with France end Oil corporation and end trade
 
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