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This morning three Supreme Court justices filed into an Islamabad courtroom. They were ready to announce their verdict against Asia Bibi, a Christian woman accused of blasphemy in 2009 and sentenced to death. She’d spent 9 and a half years in prison, and the justices were about to rule on her final appeal.

Outside, tensions were high. Muslim extremists had threatened to take justice into their own hands and to riot.

Within a minute, Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar announced the verdict: her appeal was accepted, Asia Bibi was acquitted and she should be freed immediately. Pandemonium ensued. The justices rapidly left the room, and Pakistani security forces rushed in to control the situation.

Protests erupted throughout Pakistan. Muslim radicals blocked traffic. Cellular services and social media networks were affected. According to a VOM worker, reports say radicals plan to take action early Friday morning after the first prayers of the day.

Reached by phone in her cell, Asia Bibi told AFP, “I can't believe what I am hearing, will I go out now? Will they let me out, really?”

Her husband, Ashiq Masih told them, “My wife spent so many years in jail and we hope that we will soon be together in a peaceful place.”

Meanwhile, protests continue. Please continue to pray for Asia Bibi and her family, as well as all Christians in Pakistan who may suffer as a result of the verdict. Thank God the justices did what is right.

We’ll continue to update you on the situation.

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