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National Police Chief Anders Thornberg said, "We live in a democratic society and one of the most important tasks of the police is to ensure that people can use their constitutionally protected rights to demonstrate and express their opinions...

Malaysian writter Uthaya Sankar said that he will keep away from Islam and not write anything about Islam in the future

Teacher in Bangladesh, has been arrested for blasphemy, insulting Prophet Muhammed and Islam

Three women have killed a Madarsa teacher in Dera Ismail Khan because a fourth girl had seen in a dream that the victim was 'committing blasphemy' and was ordered by the prophet to kill her.

The New York Times has reported that religious violence like lynching over offenses to Islam are not new in Pakistan.

Raif Badawi had dared to speak his mind, despite being aware of the harsh consequences under the totalitarian regime of the Saudi monarch.

The Karnataka High Court had earlier made it clear that a lack of 'intent to strike terror' cannot nullify terrorist acts defined under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, if the act in question is 'likely to strike terror.'

The whole idea is to blame Harsha for his own death and to depict that Muslims were only victims of the 'hatred' perpetrated by Hindu activists like Harsha, even though it is Harsha who was brutally murdered.

Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has sought report and demanded strict legal action in the tragic case.

A 17-year-old minor Hindu boy was also threatened with physical harm by one Bahelim Hamid for a social media post on Lord Ram.