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JANUARY 2009

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 CHRISTIAN APPOINTED AS MINISTER
 

Islamabad: Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has welcomed the appointment of Shahbaz Bhatti as Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs, and the decision to make him a member of the cabinet.

Bhatti, a prominent Christian human rights activist and founder and President of the All Pakistan Minorities Alliance, has been one of the most active campaigners for the repeal of the country’s blasphemy laws and equal rights for all religious minorities. He was elected as a Member of the National Assembly earlier last year, and appointed to the Cabinet as Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs in November. It is the first time the Minister for Minorities Affairs has been a cabinet-level post.

“We have known and worked with Shahbaz for many years, and we know him to be an outstanding individual, a person of immense courage and commitment,” said CSW Chief Executive Mervyn Thomas. “We hope that the whole government of Pakistan will support Shahbaz in his new position, and that significant progress will be made towards the protection of equal rights for all the people of Pakistan.”
 


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