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Militant Islamists again on the march in Pakistan and Christians are marked for annihilation

International Christian Voice, Canada (ICV) with great pain and sadness informs you of the targeted killing of Pastor William Siraj by Islamic militants in Peshawar, Pakistan. The armed assailants attacked as the two clergymen left on a motorcycle from All Saints Church in the city after the church service; the accompanying pastor, Revd. Patrick Naeem was wounded in the shooting.
All Saint’s Church is the same Church where in 2013 two suicide bombers carried out an attack killing 127 innocent Christian worshippers and injuring another 170. The victims of that horrific attack included 37 innocent children.
The sword of Damocles hangs over the heads of Pakistan’s minority faith citizens every minute of the day that they survive in their own country. The suffocation of religious minorities, physical violence, fear, and uncertain future in a growing intolerant Pakistan has made life for religious minority faiths a living hell.
Over and above the physical violence unleashed by the Islamists there is added fear of false blasphemy charges, denial of economic opportunities, segregated by the majority and shackled by State connivance to the bottom in menial sewer cleaning jobs.
International Christian Voice, Canada (ICV) strongly condemns the assassination of Pastor William Siraj and injured Revd. Patrick Naeem. We expect the law enforcement to apprehend the assailants, but, more importantly, we demand the State of Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan, its political and religious leaders to address the core national issue of rampant intolerance festering in the society at large.

Tabeeta Nazir Gill is a forty-seven-year-old mother of two boys, 14 and 13 yrs. of age. Her husband is fifty
It is with profound pain and sadness that International Christian Voice reports that eight (8) year Anum Bibi, a Christian child was subjected to sexual abuse by a twenty two (22) year old Muslim man Mohammad Awais.
On April 26, a group of Muslim nurses of the Punjab Institute of Mental Health (PIMH) came into the chapel and desecrated the Holy Bible and other sacred items. They continued to recite Na’at (Islamic anthems) for hours in the chapel after accusing three Christian nurses, Sakina, Jessica and Tressa of blasphemy against Islam. The video of the Muslim nurses sitting in the building and reciting Na’at went viral on social media.
International Christian Voice is heartbroken at the news of accusations of blasphemy against two Pakistani Christian women, Maryam Lal and Navish Arooj, in Faisalabad, Pakistan today (April 9, 2021). The accusations arose after Navish, a third-year student-nurse, reportedly removed a sticker inscribed with verses from the Holy Quran from a wall at her workplace and allegedly handed it to Maryam, a nurse-in-charge.
In yet another incident of discrimination against minorities in Pakistan, two Christians were charged with the controversial blasphemy law for their alleged insulting remarks against Islam’s holy book and the Prophet.
Tabitha Gill, Christian a nurse and gospel singer, was falsely accused of committing blasphemy against Islam