Interview with his lawyer: "At the end of this week, Asia Bibi is probably free"

Unhappy and activist, Pakistani lawyer Asia Bibi gave a press conference Monday afternoon at Nieuwspoort in The Hague. In his own words, Saif-ul-Malook was brought to the Netherlands by the United Nations, entirely against his will. UN staff in Pakistan have said the situation is too dangerous for him since the Pakistan Supreme Court overturned the death sentence passed on Catholic Asia Bibi on October 31. Not until he pulled out of Asia Bibi's prison and could have put her in safety. He shrugs his shoulders in dismay. "They locked me up in a room for three days, I was not even allowed to open a door, the United Nations in Pakistan promised me that it now rested with the rest. of the world to put Asia Bibi in a safe place. "

" Asia Bibi's strongly leaning on God "

Nobody relied on the acquittal a few weeks ago. Asia Bibi. She spent eight years on death row for alleged blasphemy. Bibi would have made fun of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad when two Muslim women at the pump of a village refused to share a glass of water with her. Asia Bibi has always denied

"We did not win our lawsuit because of the pressures exerted by the outside world, but through our hard work, our independent jurisdiction and the grace of God, "says the lawyer. "The counterpart had no tangible evidence, and the judges were so brave to make a purely legal decision.It's a historic moment." This made the country a little safer for other Christians in Pakistan "

Just before the judges acquit him, Asia Bibi, according to his lawyer, had dreamed that the prison doors would open automatically. "She said that she firmly felt that she had this dream of God, so she had every confidence in the outcome of the trial."

After the press conference, Malook KN tells us "Despite everything, Asia Bibi continued to rely heavily on Jesus and God, even when the judges resigned after being threatened by Muslim extremists, and on every setback she remained positive. nothing will happen to you and me, she was happy and happy every day, and kind to the guards, who consider most of the prisoners simply as their enemy, she did not bother anyone. never experienced that before. "

" By the end of this week, Asia Bibi is probably free "

Malook is himself a Muslim. Yet he accepted the affair and risked his life to save a Christian. "Asia Bibi is a defenseless woman, poor, not well trained, I felt sorry for her, she could not find a good lawyer, doctors, judges and lawyers have no You can only call a culprit when the evidence is gathered. "
From the moment the death penalty was annulled, normal life in Pakistan ceased. The roads were closed and the radical Muslims still demanded the execution of Bibi.

In order to restore peace, the Pakistani government has reached an agreement with the Muslim radical TLP party, according to which Asia Bibi is not allowed to leave the country. According to the lawyer, this agreement can immediately go into the trash. According to him, the government panicked. The agreement stipulates that Bibi's name appears on the Exit Check List but, according to Malook, "Only convicted persons may be included on this list." This does not apply to Asia Bibi, she has just been acquitted, so it is not at all possible for the Pakistani government to put her on this list. "

According to sources close to the government, the government also reported that Bibi would not actually be on this list.
He goes on: "In Pakistan, you have to respect the law, which means that Bibi will soon be released and she can just leave the country, she is probably free by the end of this week."

Asylum in an English speaking country

Nevertheless, the lawyer urgently urges all world leaders to do everything possible for Asia Bibi. When an Italian journalist asks him if he has a message to send to the pope, the Muslim lawyer answers: "Do you want to pray for Asia Bibi, for her daughters, for her husband, and do you also want to pray for me?"

Malook hopes that Asia Bibi, her husband, their daughters and the five children of her husband's previous marriage will get asylum in an English-speaking country. "They are simple people with little literacy, the English language is the easiest for them."

Malook is also very disappointed with world leaders. "They did not strongly oppose the injustice inflicted on Asia Bibi When I was deported without Asia Bibi, the ambassadors of thirty different countries failed." He crosses his arms and turns his back to show how the diplomatic world deals with it.

& nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nb; "They were there for her." He hopes that Christians will continue to pray for Asia Bibi and provide shelter for her and her family in the West. "She has suffered so much and she and her family deserve a comfortable and safe life in the West."

Malook will probably never return to Pakistan. He hopes to get asylum in the Netherlands. "I am 63 years old now.I would like to live here with my family.The streets are beautiful and I feel completely safe here.Only this Dutch language." The lawyer sighs. Then he laughs and says, "I should still learn that." Meanwhile, Stichting Hulp Christenen Volgde (HVC) is taking over the lawyer. HVC funded part of the process to release Asia Bibi.