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Pak Political Party To End Protest Over Christian Woman Blasphemy Case
Islamist hardliners incensed by the acquittal of a Christian woman for blasphemy in Pakistan are to end their three-day protest after they reached an agreement with the government, a protest spokesman and ministers said late Friday.
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Pakistan's Army Silent As Islamists, Police Clash Again
Islamist party activists on Sunday clashed with Pakistani security forces for a second day outside the capital, Islamabad, burning vehicles before withdrawing into an uneasy stand-off at a protest camp they have occupied for two weeks, police said.
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Pakistan Issues 'Last Warning' To Islamists Blocking Entrance To Capital
Pakistan's government on Friday issued a final warning to members of a hard-line Islamist party who have blocked a main road into the capital since last week, raising fears of a violent clash as they refuse to budge.
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Pakistan Blocks Off Roads Into Islamabad As Blasphemy Law Supporters Stage Sit-In
Pakistan on Friday blocked off roads into Islamabad, the capital, as an Islamist party that backs strict blasphemy laws staged a sit-in on a key highway, demanding the resignation of a minister it blames for changes to an electoral oath.
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Pak Political Party To End Protest Over Christian Woman Blasphemy Case
Islamist hardliners incensed by the acquittal of a Christian woman for blasphemy in Pakistan are to end their three-day protest after they reached an agreement with the government, a protest spokesman and ministers said late Friday.
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Pakistan's Army Silent As Islamists, Police Clash Again
Islamist party activists on Sunday clashed with Pakistani security forces for a second day outside the capital, Islamabad, burning vehicles before withdrawing into an uneasy stand-off at a protest camp they have occupied for two weeks, police said.
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Pakistan Issues 'Last Warning' To Islamists Blocking Entrance To Capital
Pakistan's government on Friday issued a final warning to members of a hard-line Islamist party who have blocked a main road into the capital since last week, raising fears of a violent clash as they refuse to budge.
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Pakistan Blocks Off Roads Into Islamabad As Blasphemy Law Supporters Stage Sit-In
Pakistan on Friday blocked off roads into Islamabad, the capital, as an Islamist party that backs strict blasphemy laws staged a sit-in on a key highway, demanding the resignation of a minister it blames for changes to an electoral oath.
