Pakistan Christian leaders lash out at government

Christian leaders in Pakistan today condemned the government for failing to protect minorities after gunmen stormed a Christian welfare organisation.

Pakistan Christian leaders lash out at government
Wed, 25 Sep, 2002 - 11:48

Christian leaders in Pakistan today condemned the government for failing to protect minorities after gunmen stormed a Christian welfare organisation.

The bloody attack that killed six Christians in Karachi revived fears they are being targeted by Islamic militants.

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