Skip to main content.
A non-profit service providing academics, religion professionals and other researchers with religion & cult news
A Random Image
ReligionNewsBlog

Religion news articles about religious cults, sects, world religions, and related issues

Home | About RNB Related: Cult FAQ | Cult Experts | Apologetics Index | Cult Information Search Engine

RNB icon Search This Site:


blasphemy laws

This is Religion News Blog's archive of news items tagged blasphemy laws.

Articles listed here may also be related to other tags and keywords. As such, other news items in other categories and tags may be relevant to blasphemy laws as well. Use the Google-powered search engine above to find more items.

Wednesday September 5, 2012
BlasphemyIslamPakistan:
Pakistan An unexpected twist in the Rimsha Masih blasphemy case appears to have paved the way for her freedom from apparently false charges of desecrating the Quran.

In the meantime, the case has triggered a debate on how Pakistan’s strict blasphemy laws are being used to settle personal scores and vendettas.

Tuesday September 4, 2012
RNB's Religion News Blog:
god and money Among the items in today’s edition of Religion News Briefs: ‘Come to church and give us your money: We’re buying a mall.’

Plus: the Muslim cleric at the foreground of the campaign to prosecute a young Pakistani girl accused of blasphemy may have planted the evidence — burned pages from the Koran — himself.

From the religion beat: the popular Faith & Reason column at USA TODAY is closing down.

Wednesday August 29, 2012
RNB's Religion News Blog:
raelians In today’s edition of Religion News Briefs: Appeals court orders punitive damages against jailed cult leader Tony Alamo reduced from $60M to $24M. Also: cult expert Stephen Kent addresses the decline of Scientology. And the Raelian Movement — a UFO cult — really knows how to latch onto free publicity.

Plus some surprising news in the blasphemy case against a young Pakistani Christian girl. And more…

Monday May 9, 2011
Hate GroupsIslamReligious Persecution:
Police in Chichawatni, Sahiwal district have charged a mentally ill Christian with “injuring religious feelings” under Pakistan’s widely condemned blasphemy laws.

Three families related to 25-year-old Babar Masih – the only other Christian families in the area – have fled their homes after a Muslim mob threatened to harm them, relatives of the accused told Compass.

Thursday February 3, 2011
Hate GroupsIslamRNB's Religion News Blog:
Pakistan must immediately drop blasphemy charges against a teenager and let him out of jail, Human Rights Watch said.


Track This Topic


blasphemy laws RSS News Feed

RSS News Feed Interested in just the news about blasphemy laws? Point your newsreader or web service to our blasphemy laws news feed and receive only items about blasphemy laws.

What are news feeds?


Related Books

• Books on blasphemy laws