Persecution of Ahmadiyya Community in Pakistan: The Reality of State-Backed Discrimination
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Persecution of Ahmadiyya Community in Pakistan: The Reality of State-Backed Discrimination

The severe persecution faced by the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan is exacerbated not only by extremist violence but also by discrimination rooted in the state's constitutional and legal framework. Although Ahmadis identify as Muslims, they are constitutionally defined as "non-Muslims," rendering their religious expressions punishable offenses.

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