Sources say he was arrested and tortured only because he was a key witness of the mob assault that left at least seven Christians burned to death.
The article goes on to report that Masih was released on bail on December 23rd, and he has also been contacted by numerous Muslim's offering him bribes to change his story.
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As a result, Masih fears for his life, while out on bail, and has asked numerous organizations for help.
The article goes on to report the different trial strategies and lays out who really started the conflict - the Muslims or the Christians. Click here to read the full report, and please keep Naveed Masih in your prayers.
