Pakistani cleric who led anti-blasphemy rallies held for sexual abuse

[danieldemol]

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A photo released by the Capitol City Police Officer (CCPO) on June 20, 2021, shows a police officer escorting handcuffed Aziz-ur-Rehman (R) after he was detained, and, what police says, charged with sexually abusing a student at a religious school, in Lahore, Pakistan. Capitol City Police Officer (CCPO)/Handout via REUTERS

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Source: Pakistani cleric who led anti-blasphemy rallies held for sexual abuse

Pakistanis are allowing themselves to be duped into accepting leaders as morally upright because they rave and rant about victimless issues like blasphemy.

In my opinion.

 

[Valjean]

People rave about symbolic slights, but excuse real harm.

 

[Justanatheist]

Within my lifetime people have been prosecuted in the UK for blasphemy, never ceases to amaze me how people think their gods are so thin skinned and need protecting so much.

 

[Sirona]

Pakistanis are allowing themselves to be duped into accepting leaders as morally upright because they rave and rant about victimless issues like blasphemy.

In my opinion.

People can be united very easily by making or encouraging them to hate the same thing.

Since the victim appears to be a man, the chances increase that the culprit will actually be convicted. In sexual offenses, according to the Koran, a female victim must bring four male eyewitnesses or she will be charged with "adultery" in return.

Maybe the preacher had a beef with somebody or was in somebody's way.