Conciliar Hierarchy Embraces Masonic Human Rights Framework in Pakistan Blasphemy Report
EWTN News portal reports on a study titled “Under the Bench: Mapping Corruption Risks in Pakistan’s Justice System,” released by the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP). The article details how corruption in Pakistan’s criminal justice system disproportionately harms poor Christians accused under blasphemy laws, citing statistics on rising prosecutions, bribe demands, procedural delays, and courtroom intimidation. It quotes Behram Francis, legal adviser for the “Catholic bishops’ National Commission for Justice and Peace,” and Riaz Anjum, president of the “Christian Lawyers Association of Pakistan,” both operating within the post-conciliar structures. The report frames the crisis solely in terms of secular “human rights,” “rule of law,” “access to justice,” and “non-discrimination.” This capitulation to the Masonic ideology of religious liberty exposes the conciliar hierarchy’s abandonment of the Social Kingship of Christ and the Church’s divine mandate to demand the public confession of the true Faith by states.