Posted on 06/29/2007 10:08:51 AM PDT by voletti
Lawyers in Pakistan are investigating a report that up to 30 men tortured and gang-raped a young Christian man for refusing to convert to Islam.
The victim is seriously injured and unable to move, Release International’s partner in Pakistan has reported. However, according to the Centre for Legal Aid Assistance and Settlement (CLAAS) the police are keeping him locked up and have denied him medical treatment.
The police are also refusing to register the rape following a counter-claim made by his principal attacker – “a man of influence”, Release International has told Christian Today.
According to CLAAS, the Christian was invited to a game of cricket. A quarrel broke out and he was beaten up. Later that evening, the father of one of the Muslims asked the Christian over to his house.
Joseph Francis, the National Director of CLAAS, explained: “When he entered the drawing room, he found it filled with unknown people. They began to beat him severely. They threatened him with dire consequences if he did not accept Islam. After his refusal, they committed sodomy with him one by one for the whole night.”
Francis said that they later threw their victim out on the street unconscious.
CLAAS has visited the victim and his family. They believe the counter accusation that he stole money and a mobile phone is false. They say the charges were drawn up by the attacker, who has used his influence to put pressure on the authorities.
“We’re deeply concerned about the growing number of attacks against Christians in Pakistan,” says Release International’s CEO Andy Dipper. “We are receiving reports of rape, abductions and forced conversion. Pakistan is becoming an increasingly difficult place for Christians to live.
“To make matters worse, the government is pushing through a law which could impose the death penalty for any Muslim man who converts to Christianity – and life imprisonment for any woman."
"As well as being an attack on the basic human rights of Muslims, this will also make things harder for Christians who preach the gospel," concluded Dipper.
Release International is appealing to Christians to pray for the victim and for the lawyers at CLAAS, who are dealing with a growing number of atrocities against Christians.
They gang rape all their young boys and men.
Only if there aren’t any infidel to rape, that is.
Yes, this is how the Muhammedan view our futures under Islam.
This quite well explains the source of their spiritual power.
This is the real label that the islamists deserve: homosexual rapists. On top of all their other problems, these people are FAGS!! :)
R.O.P. of @$$.....man @$$ that is.
Sometimes I think the world would be vastly improved if a giant sinkhole opened up under Pakistan and swallowed the whole place.
Now you've done it! Off to rehab!!!! :)
Lord, come and bring healing and comfort to your faithful servant. Give him strength to continue to withstand persecution. Amen
Unbelievable what the enemy will do in the name of “God” and religion. Islam truly belongs to Satan.
I’m guessing this explains to some degree the incidence of moslem conversion going on in the US prison system.
Pigs.
Muslims are worse than pigs, much worse.
Francis said that they later threw their victim out on the street unconscious.
The bowels of Hell have opened and the demons have spilled out onto the Earth. Their father, Satan is the head of Islam.
Islam is a cult of pure evil. We must kill it and all who practice this evil, or it will destroy all of us.
Purple Jihad....It’s out of the closet.
Great way to recruit to the “religion of peace.” If you don’t join up, you’re scewed!
Or, is it the “religion of piece?”
Guess so. ;-)
LMFAO!
....then they stoned him to death for sodomy.....
Why do we allow Pakistanis to practice Islam in the US. Reps from any country, Including India, should be prohibited to practice their respective religions in the US if they oppress religious minorities in their countries (xept for scientology, maybe). Freedom of religion should be a two-way street.
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