What happens to Christian missionaries in Pakistan?

Answer 1

Pakistan IS AN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC WITH MORE THAN IT'S 90% POPULATION BEING MUSLIMS. THE CONSTITUTION DOES PERMIT ALL MINORITIES TO EXERCISE THEIR RELIGIOUS RITUALS INDEPENDENTLY. PREACHING ONE'S RELIGION, OTHER THAN Islam, IS NOT PUBLICLY DONE. IT IS NORMALLY DONE THROUGH DISCUSSIONS AND LECTURES BY CHIRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AT SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS AT SELECTED HOTELS AND OTHER PLACES. MASSES AND GENERAL PUBLIC ARE NOT NORMALLY INVITED AND ENTRY TO THESE KINDS OF SEMINARS IS NORMALLY RESTRICTED TO SELECTED INDIVIDUALS THAT NORMALLY INCLUDE EDUCATED AND OPEN MINDED YOUTH. THERE HAVE BEEN OTHER CHIRISTIAN MISSIONARY SCHOOLS PUBLISHING THEIR RELIGIOUS LITERATURE. THERE HAVE BEEN SOME INCIDENTS OF CERTAIN VOILANT ATTACKS ON SOME CHURCHES BUT THESE ARE FAR LESSER THAN WHAT HAPPENS TO CHIRISTIAN MISSIONARIES IN NEIGHBOURING SECULAR India WHERE NUMEROUS CHIRISTIAN MISSIONARIES HAVE BEEN BURNT TO DEATH.