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Open letter on Pakistan Blasphemy Law

One of the decisions of The European Freedom of Religion or Belief Roundtable meeting in June 2019 was to raise the issue of blasphemy laws in Pakistan. The letter was written, signed by members of the Roundtable and delivered to the Pakistan Embassy in Brussels and UK for transmission to the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

One of the decisions of The European Freedom of Religion or Belief Roundtable meeting in June 2019 was to raise the issue of blasphemy laws in Pakistan. The letter was written, signed by members of the Roundtable and delivered to the Pakistan Embassy in Brussels and UK for transmission to the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

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