Christian Jailed For Blasphemy In Honey Trap Scheme Impacting Many (Worthy News Investigation) - Worthy Christian News

Christian Jailed For Blasphemy In Honey Trap Scheme Impacting Many (Worthy News Investigation) - Worthy Christian News

By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent Worthy News LAHORE, PAKISTAN (Worthy News) – A Christian man has become the latest victim of a “honey trap” in which women try to tempt young men into making critical remarks on social media about Islam that are considered blasphemy in Pakistan. Arslan Gill, 24, was still in a Pakistani prison Wednesday after he was arrested and charged on March 17 by Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FI…

5 sentenced to death for blasphemy by Rawalpindi court

Convicts additionally awarded a total of 100 years of imprisonment, life sentences and fines.

Rawalpindi court sentences five 'blasphemy' convicts to death

A session court in Rawalpindi has sentenced five individuals to death and life imprisonment after finding them guilty of blasphemy. The court ruled that the convicts be given the death penalty under Section 295-C of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) along with a fine of Rs. 1 million each. Additionally, they were sentenced to life imprisonment under Section 295-B and 10 years in prison under Section 295-A, along with a fine of Rs. 100,000 per convic…

A court in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi, close to the capital, sentenced five people to death this Wednesday for publishing blasphemous content on social networks, a case that comes after the Pakistan Police accused a youtuber yesterday of similar acts, which constitute a crime in this country."The defendants have been sentenced to death for alleged participation in the dissemination of blasphemous content on social networks," EFE, the defen…

Five men have been sentenced to death for 'online blasphemy' in Pakistan, where trials for posts considered offensive against Islam, the state religion, are on the rise. The convicts, four Pakistanis and one Afghan, can appeal against the sentence, pronounced on Tuesday in Rawalpindi, the sister and popular city of Islamabad. To date, Pakistan has never executed a death sentence for blasphemy, and the capital sentences imposed for this crime are…

On March 26, five men were sentenced to death for “online blasphemy” in Pakistan, where trials for offending Islam, the state religion, are increasingly frequent. Read