3. 3 December 2021: Priyantha Kumara a Sri
Lankan manager of a sports equipment
factory in Punjab, Sialkot was tortured and
burnt to death on the street by a mob of
Muslims after accusing him of blasphemy for
"desecrating" stickers or posters containing
the name of Prophet Muhammad.
In April 2017, Mashal Khan, a Pakistani
student at the Abdul Wali Khan University
Mardan, was killed by an angry mob in the
premises of the university over allegations of
posting blasphemous content online
In November 2010, Asia Bibi was sentenced
to death by hanging on a charge of
blasphemy. The case sparked international
reactions, and in 2018, thanks to
international advocacy, Bibi was acquitted of
the blasphemy charges after 8 years. In
2011, Punjab Governor Salman Taseer was
shot dead by his security guard for
supporting Asia Bibi.
4. § 295C
Use of derogatory remarks,
spoken, written, directly or
indirectly, etc. defiles the
name of
Muhammad or other
Prophet(s) 1986
Mandatory Death and fine
(Feb. 1990)Trial must take
place in a Court of Session
with a Muslim judge
presiding.
7. CHARACTERISTICS
Relative Advantage :
No more lynch
No personal revenge in name of religion
Compatibility :
Educated ones can educate others
Trial Ability :
No Trial ability
Complexity :
Deals a complex issue.
Observable:
Comparative results of number of incidents
13. 1. Analysis
2. Strategic Design
3. Development and Testing
4. Implementation and Monitoring
5. Evaluation
14. 1. ANALYSIS
The problem
774 Muslims and 760 members of various
minority religious groups were accused of
blasphemy in the last 20 years
Extremism
Mob attacks
Against the rule of law
The people
Less flexible
Extreme thinking
Dare not to speak
Cultural issues
No education from parents
15. 1. ANALYSIS
Active organisations
International Center for Religion and
Diplomacy IRCD
National Counter Terrorism Authority
NACTA
Available communication channels
Social Medias
Pamphlet
F2F meetings
Jummah Sermon
Seminars
16. SITUATION
ANALYSIS
Root causes of problem
Less education
Sensitivity of the topic
Propagation of extreme thinking
Factors facilitating the desired change
Scholar's aid
Rely on Law
Religious references
Problem Statement
Stop religious extremism on the name of
Namoos-i- Risalat.
18. 2.
STRATEGIC
DESIGN
Communication Objectives
Reach 500 people in a day
Determination of appropriate
communication channels
F2F meeting
Jummah Sermon
Social medias
Implementation Plan
F2F meeting + questionnaire
Jummah Sermon
Social medias
Budget
Rs. 50,000 for pamphlets and keychains
boosting purposes
19. 2.
STRATEGIC
DESIGN
Roles and duties
Field workers
Analysts
Social media team
Monitoring and evaluation plans
Analysts monitor on social medias and
through feedback.
Polls will be created on social medias.
23. 5.
EVALUATIO
N AND RE-
PLANNING
1. Measure outcomes and assess impact
2. Disseminate results
3. Determine future needs
4. Redesign the program as appropriate
24.
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