More than Pakistani Christians living across England travelled to London to demand better protection for Christians back home and condemn the violence that took place in Jaranwala last week . There were banners demanding the abolition of blasphemy laws and also placards saying Christian Lives Matter .
A delegation also met Pakistans high commissioner to share their concerns and demand action . The United Nations secretary general Antonio Guterres has urged all governments to prevent and address acts of violence based on religion and belief stressing that freedom of religion is an inalienable human right .
In Washington Pakistani Christians and their sympathisers held a vigil outside the White House on Sunday evening and prayed for the safety of those facing attacks over blasphemy allegations in Pakistan . This is not acceptable no one should be attacked for their beliefs said Peter John a Pakistani Christian leader who organised the vigil .
A representative of the Pakistan Embassy informed that the culprits have been identified and will be punished in accordance with the law. Do not victimise the weak and the innocent, Victor Gill who chairs the USbased Christian Voice of Pakistan CVOP group said at a press conference in Northern Virginia said at the press conference that they will raise this issue in the U.
N. The Pakistan Embassy told a press briefing that culprits will be identified. Dont just blame and punish. Probe and prove first he said. Do don’t just accuse and punish the weak or the innocent. The Pakistani Embassy told the Pakistan embassy that the perpetrators have been notified that the terrorists will be caught.
The culprits were identified. Don’t just blame. Do Not victimised the weak. Don’t just blame the weak, please please. The United States. Do do not target the innocent and protect the innocent .
