Pakistan's Christians protest lack of protection after deadly rampage

Christian Science Monitor by Issam Ahmed | Aug. 4, 2009 (News Report)

Lahore, Pakistan - After an anti-Christian rampage left eight people dead in the town of Gojra over the weekend, Pakistani authorities arrested 100 people and offered $6,000 in compensation to victims' families in an effort to reassure the country's Full Story »

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John Louden
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 by John Louden - Aug. 11, 2009

Concise, well sourced and very informative; an excellent article.

Sipah-e-Sahaba, which authorities say incited the attacks, was originally an anti-Shiite organization and was funded in the past by Pakistan’s intelligence services to wage war in Kashmir.

A reference is made to Pakistan’s intelligence service (ISI) — few articles I’ve read have dared to mention this infamous agency.

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