In blow to minorities, Pakistani court orders citizens to declare religion
By Saad Sayeed
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A Pakistani court ruled on Friday that all citizens must declare their religion when (More…)

By David Morgan
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By Saad Sayeed
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A Pakistani court ruled on Friday that all citizens must declare their religion when (More…)
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