The CLAAS staff interviewed for videoRecently Barnabas Fund released clips from a brief interview with CLAAS staff members about the situation in Pakistan with particular regard to the blasphemy law and rape of Christian girls
 : - usually when employed in Muslim houses
 : - it renders them un-marriageable in Pakistani society
 : - those forced to convert to Islam and marry the Muslim cannot return to their homes
 : - they will be killed if they try and 'return' to their true faith
 : - their families would be killed by Muslim groups if they accepted the victims back into their homes
 : - the incidence of these occurrences is probably wildly under-reported - many do not get to the police stations and courts
 : - usually the case is closed after 2 or 3 months
 :- usually action is only taken due to pressure resulting from exposure in the International media
 : - the perpetrators are usually influential Muslim families who beat the girls to intimidate them
 : - if they fall pregnant due to rape, the courts can really do nothing to help at all, even if they wanted to
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