UK ‘Won’t Offer Asylum’ to Christian Acquitted of Blasphemy Amid Fears of Muslim Jihad Violence

[rangerrebew]

UK ‘Won’t Offer Asylum’ to Christian Acquitted of Blasphemy Amid Fears of Muslim Jihad Violence
November 11, 2018 / creeping   

The real Islamophobes have let the Muslims takeover the asylum.


A Pakistani Christian woman’s appeal to Britain for asylum has been denied because her arrival in the country may stir civil unrest, HuffPost UK has been told.

Asia Bibi, a Christian farm labourer, was released from prison in Pakistan on Wednesday after being acquitted of blasphemy. She had spent eight years on death row after an argument with a group of Muslim women in June 2009.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan overturned Bibi’s 2010 conviction for “insulting the prophet Mohammed” last week, saying the case against her was based on flimsy evidence.

https://creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2018/11/11/no-uk-asylum-for-asia-bibi/

[rangerrebew]

  British Empire. 

[Fishrrman]

Indeed, ranger.

"Britanistan Rising..."

[Sanguine]

Probably not the best place for her to be, despite the craven cowardice of the Brits.

[goodwithagun]

Letting babies die and denying Christians asylum. This is not the UK for which the soldiers honored today died.

[TomSea]

But Italy might accept her... will accept her... we are in this together, we will see.

https://cruxnow.com/church-in-asia-oceania/2018/11/10/italy-open-to-asylum-for-asia-bibi-uk-reportedly-demurs/

Italy Says It Will Help Asia Bibi Leave Pakistan

11/07/2018 Pakistan (International Christian Concern) – Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister has said that he will help Asia Bibi, a Christian woman recently acquitted of committing blasphemy, leave Pakistan because of the risk to her life and the lives of her family. In 2010, Bibi was sentenced to death under Pakistan’s notorious blasphemy laws on flimsy evidence.

Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini told members of the Italian media, “I want women and children whose lives are at risk to be able to have a secure future, in our country or in other Western countries, so I will do everything humanly possible to guarantee that (for Bibi).”

On October 31, Pakistan’s Supreme Court acquitted Bibi and rendered her death sentence null and void. Upset by this decision, Pakistan’s hardliners took to the streets to demand a review of the court’s decision and for Bibi to not be allowed to leave the country. Last Friday, after three days of protest, Pakistan’s government agreed to not oppose the demands of the hardliners sparking new concerns for Bibi’s safety.

And even if one says "see, look at Italy", the birthrate outlook isn't grand there.  Same as Japan.