Judge defends autonomy of Afghan court

The chief judge trying the case of an Afghan man for converting from Islam to Christianity today criticised international calls for his release, saying no one has the right to exert pressure on the court.

Judge defends autonomy of Afghan court

The chief judge trying the case of an Afghan man for converting from Islam to Christianity today criticised international calls for his release, saying no one has the right to exert pressure on the court.

Australia’s Prime Minister John Howard on today joined the chorus of Western leaders who have expressed outrage at the case, while in Kabul clerics condemned Abdul Rahman as an apostate who deserved to die.

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