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The elected members of the power room were filmed fighting, being mistreated and even being photographed.
The fight was centered on Asia Bibi, a woman rescued from the executioner by a ruling of the country's Supreme Court, which ordered her release after eight years on death row.
But this decision has angered tough Islamists, who have outraged their anger and staged protests nationwide since last Wednesday when Ms. Bibi was released.
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As thousands of people flooded the streets, many waved placards demanding "suspend Asia".
The fight in the National Assembly in Islamabad between members of the government and opposition parties comes after politicians led by Prime Minister Imran Khan began negotiations with leaders of Tehreek-e- Labbayk, at the head of the demonstrations.
Their discussions ended with the agreement to impose a travel ban on the woman by placing her on the exits checklist and calling on the Court for a "request for review" to set aside the acquittal.
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The decision to ban travel was made after Ms. Bibi's lawyer, Saif-ul-Malook, fled to Holland on Saturday, claiming that the European Union and the United Nations were They had left the country "against my will".
Mr Malook said that he had become a "prime target" of extremist violence after Ms Bibi's acquittal.
In the aftermath of the violence, he contacted UN officials in Islamabad – who he said had put him on a plane after telling him that his life was in "imminent danger".
Speaking at a press conference in The Hague, he said: "And then (the United Nations) and the ambassadors of the European nations in Islamabad, they kept me for three days and I then put in a plane against my will.
"I urged them to leave the country only if I went out of Asia from prison.
"I'm not happy to be here without her, but everyone said you were the main target for the moment and that the whole world was taking care of Asia Bibi.
"They were of the opinion that I was the first target to kill and that my life was in imminent danger.
"For three days, they did not let me open the door. One day, I called the French ambassador to tell him that I did not want to be here. "
The lawyer arrived in Europe this weekend, helped by the HVC Foundation, a Dutch group dedicated to the human rights of Christian minorities.
Mr. Khan was urged to publicly support Ms. Bibi's acquittal by the Supreme Court and to ensure that she leaves the country safely to seek asylum from the United States. 39, human rights organization Amnesty International UK.
Omar Waraich, Deputy Director of Amnesty International for South Asia, said: "Imran Khan must uphold Asia Bibi's acquittal by the Supreme Court, facilitate his immediate release and his trip in full security with her family in another country where she may wish to obtain asylum. His government must say that Pakistan will not give up the pressure from violent groups.
"Mr. Khan came to power earlier this year with the promise of restoring the rule of law, defending the rights of the oppressed and marginalized, and delivering justice.
"His party calls, after all, the Justice Movement, but what does it mean even when, in the space of just two days, it has gone from warning?" the crowd against the use of violence, to comply with their demands? "
"It should now reverse its position and return to its original position of supporting the rule of law.
"Asia Bibi went through eight years of torment. She should be allowed to go to a safe place, rather than being besieged by an angry mob. "
Ms. Bibi was arrested after being accused of blasphemy in november 2010 she then offered a glass of water to farm workers.
As the mother of five children is Christian, the water was judged "impure"by some, who accused him of insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
