Pakistankenner bitte mal drüber sehen

[Lara]

Ich hab hier einen angeblichen????? Gesetzesentwurf aus Pakistan.

Ich bin mir aber nicht sicher ob die Ursprungsseite vertrauenswürdig ist, denn ich finde sonst keinen Direktlink, sondern immer nur Auszüge aus dem Text, also ohne Quellangabe.
Da der Entwurf aber der Hammer wäre, sollte er richtig sein, wäre ich dankbar, wenn mir jemand weiterhelfen könnte.

Vielen Dank
Lara

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den Link kann man leider nicht direkt ausführen, man kommt nur bis zur Startseite, deshalb bitte kopieren und einfügen.

dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007\05\09\story_9-5-2007_pg1_7

* MMA bill sent to standing committee
* Accused to lose right to property

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly on Tuesday sent a bill called Apostasy Act 2006 to the standing committee concerned for consideration.

The MMA tabled the bill during Private Members’ Day in the assembly. The bill proposed sentencing to death male apostates and imprisonment till penitence or death for female apostates. The government did not oppose the bill and sent it to the standing committee concerned. If passed, the bill will over-ride all other laws in force at present. The bills’s section 4 states that apostasy can be proved if the accused confesses to the ‘offence’ in court or at least two adult witnesses appear in court against the accused.

Section 5 states that the court should give a proven apostate at least three days or a month at the maximum to return to Islam. If he refuses, he should be awarded the death sentence.

Section 6 states that a pardoned apostate can face rigorous or simple imprisonment, extendable to two years, if he commits the offence for the second or third time. In case of the fourth commission he will be liable to death sentence, it adds. Section 8 proposes suspending all rights of the accused over property. If the accused is awarded death, the part of the property, which he owned before committing the offence, will be transferred to his Muslim heirs. It states that the property rights of a female apostate will remain suspended till her death or penitence. In case of her penitence, the rights will be restored and after death, her property will be treated the same way as adopted for male apostates.

Section 9 states that the apostates’ right to guardianship over minors will remain suspended till their death. staff report