Over 17,000 in Pakistan Christian Post Poll State That They Will Observe “Black Day”

Rather than observing August 11 as “minority day” many will be observing August 11 as “Black Day” in recognition of the systematic religious discrimination, supremacism, and bigotry in Pakistan today, as demonstrated by Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.

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