In Pakistan, No Quick End to Islam Conversion Case

The New York Times Mar 27 2012 Human Rights

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Hopes for the rapid resolution of a controversy over the conversion of a Hindu woman to Islam that has seized the Pakistani public were dashed on Monday, when the Supreme Court declined to decide the matter for at least three more weeks.

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