En Pakistán, los cristianos de una ciudad huyen después de que su pastor fuera acusado de blasfemia

So there.

So there. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

El pastor está acusado de decir que Mahoma fue un hombre brutal que mató a personas inocentes. Christian Today (encontrado aquí):

Dozens of Christian families have fled from their homes in a village near Lahore after a pastor was accused of blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad.

In a discussion with a Muslim man on August 24, Pastor Sattar Masih, 37, was accused of saying that Muhammad was a brutal man who killed innocent people.

Masih denies the accusations, saying he said nothing derogatory about Islam or the Prophet.

The pastor was beckoned before Islamic clerics to plead his case. “The clerics will decide if he blasphemed against our Prophet and in case he refused to appear before the clerics then we will kill him,” said his accuser, 18-year-old Ali Hassan.

Fearing he would not be given a fair trial, Masih fled to Lahore with 21-year-old Christian Wasim Raza, who had introduced Hassan to the pastor, after a group of Muslims had undertaken a house-to-house search for them.

El Museo del Gulag

Un museo online del Gulag, con más de 150 testimonios de los supervivientes del Gulag soviétivo, puede ser consultado en internet, gracias a RFI.

Podéis visitarlo aquí. Una magnífica iniciativa para que el mundo sepa lo que ocurrió allí.

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