Pakistan: The Mob Rules Faster Than the Supreme Court
In Punjab, a mob burned the clinic and home of a Christian pharmacist accused of blasphemy over a WhatsApp video, less than a day after his arrest. The Supreme Court, for its part, needed thirteen postponements to free one Christian brother and keep the other on death row. In Sindh, two Hindu sisters aged 13 and 14 waited seven weeks to go home, while on the Afghan border the army fights khawarij it calls Indian-sponsored and Taliban-protected.
