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In June , Noreen was harvesting falsa berries with a group of other women farmhands in a field in Sheikhupura. What did your Prophet Mohammed ever do to save mankind?
And why should it be me that converts instead of you? A mob came to her house, beating her and members of her family before she was taken away by the police.
In an interview with CNN , local police officer Muhammad Ilyas claimed that Noreen said that "the Quran is fake and your prophet remained in bed for one month before his death because he had worms in his ears and mouth.
He married Khadija just for money and after looting her kicked her out of the house". Five days after the incident, a local Muslim leader, Qari Salem, jumped into the matter and pressured some people in the area to claim that she committed blasphemy.
When finding no way to get Ms. Bibi to confess, Salem used the loudspeakers of the mosque, as other Muslim leaders usually do in the cases of alleged blasphemy acts, to spread the news of blasphemy and instigate the people of the locality to punish the alleged blasphemer.
The people of the locality beat her severely in the presence of her children. She was subsequently imprisoned for over a year before being formally charged.
Noreen denied that she had committed blasphemy and said that she had been accused by her neighbor to "settle an old score". With the verdict, she became the first woman condemned to death in Pakistan on blasphemy charges.
I cried alone, putting my head in my hands. I can no longer bear the sight of people full of hatred, applauding the killing of a poor farm worker.
I no longer see them, but I still hear them, the crowd who gave the judge a standing ovation, saying: "Kill her, kill her!
Allahu Akbar! Allah is great! I had lost all humanity in their eyes. Noreen's husband, Ashiq Masih, 51 years old at the time, [56] announced that he planned to appeal the verdict, which has to be upheld by the Lahore High Court.
Noreen was put in solitary confinement in an 8-byfoot 2. According to Human Rights Watch , Noreen's situation is not unusual.
Noreen's conviction led to divided opinions on the blasphemy laws and drew strong reactions from the public. Pakistani Human Rights Watch researcher Ali Dayan Hasan said, "The law creates this legal infrastructure which is then used in various informal ways to intimidate, coerce, harass and persecute.
The general population was less sympathetic towards Noreen. Several signs were erected in Sheikhupura and other rural areas declaring support for the blasphemy laws, including one that called for Noreen to be beheaded.
Noreen's family has received threats and has gone into hiding. He also expressed concern about how Noreen would be kept safe should she be released, saying, "No one will let her live.
The mullahs are saying they will kill her when she comes out. Italy, France, and Spain all offered to grant her and her family asylum in the event of her release.
On 4 January , at Kohsar Market of Islamabad, governor of Punjab Salmaan Taseer was assassinated by Malik Mumtaz Hussein Qadri , a year-old member of his security team, because of his defence of Noreen and opposition to the blasphemy law.
Mumtaz Qadri was sentenced to death for the assassination and hanged on 29 February Taseer was outspoken in his criticism of the law and the verdict in Noreen's case.
The next day, thousands turned up for the governor's funeral in Lahore in spite of warnings by the Taliban and some clerics, [49] while a portion of the Pakistani population also praised Qadri as a hero; [68] thousands of Sunni Muslims rallied in support of the blasphemy laws in Pakistan after the murder, [42] and Barelvi clerics prohibited their followers from sending condolences to the family of Taseer.
Prison officials said that Noreen "wept inconsolably" on learning of Taseer's assassination while repeatedly saying, "That man came here and he sacrificed his life for me.
Minority Affairs Minister Shahbaz Bhatti said that he was first threatened with death in June when he was told that he would be beheaded if he attempted to change the blasphemy laws.
In response, he told reporters that he was "committed to the principle of justice for the people of Pakistan" and willing to die fighting for Noreen's release.
He had been the only Christian member of Pakistan's cabinet. Noreen's death sentence drew international outrage [72] and strong condemnation from non-governmental organizations defending persecuted Christians , as well as human rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch who saw the blasphemy laws as a form of religious persecution and called for them to be abolished.
Her case also achieved extensive media coverage, and American journalist John L. Allen, Jr. Ooberfuse , a Christian pop band based in the United Kingdom collaborated with the British Pakistani Christian Association, [75] and released a song titled "Free Asia Bibi" with a music video that included "a disturbing visual portrayal of the squalid prison conditions where Bibi is being held".
One petition created by the Voice of the Martyrs , an organisation aiding persecuted Christians, received over , signatures from individuals from over countries.
Umar Al-Qadri, an Islamic cleric in Ireland, called for Noreen's release and stated he would back organisations wishing the same, holding that, "Asia Bibi is a case where the lady is denying that she committed blasphemy, and based on that it would be sufficient for the court to release her, but unfortunately that particular law, the blasphemy law in Pakistan, does not represent the true Islamic teaching".
On 16 October , the Lahore High Court dismissed Noreen's appeal and upheld her death sentence. On 22 July , the Supreme Court suspended Noreen's death sentence for the duration of the appeals process.
The Judge later resigned in a handwritten letter addressed to Mamnoon Hussain , the President of Pakistan, without stating any specific reasons for his resignation.
On 8 October , a three-judge bench comprising CJP Mian Saqib Nisar, Justice Asif Saeed Khosa and Justice Mazhar Alam reserved its judgement on the final legal appeal.
In , while living in Boston, Siddiqui founded the Institute of Islamic Research and Teaching as a nonprofit organisation.
She was the organisation's president, her husband's treasurer, and her sister's resident agent. Tensions began to arise in her marriage caused by her overwhelming devotion to activism and jihad according to husband Khan.
According to her husband Khan, after the 11 September attacks, Siddiqui was adamant that the family leave the US, saying that their lives were in danger if they remained.
By this point, the FBI was questioning Aafia's former professors and other associates. He later told authorities he purchased them to please Siddiqui.
The couple made an appointment to talk to the FBI again in a few weeks but Siddiqui insisted the family leave for Pakistan according to Khan , [79] and on 26 June , the couple and their children returned to Karachi.
In August , Khan alleged that Siddiqui was abusive and manipulative throughout their seven years of marriage; he suspected she was involved in extremist activities.
In September , Siddiqui gave birth to Suleman, the last of their three children. The couple's divorce was finalised on 21 October In February , Siddiqui married Ammar al-Baluchi , an accused al-Qaeda member and a nephew of al-Qaeda leader Khalid Sheikh Mohammed KSM , [22] [27] [83] in Karachi.
Siddiqui left for the US on 25 December , informing her ex-husband Amjad that she was looking for a job; [11] she returned on 2 January Siddiqui told the FBI that she agreed to open the post box and mail the application because he was a family friend.
According to the US government, Khan was an operative for an Al-Qaeda cell led by Khalid Sheikh Mohammad which planned to attack targets in the US, in the UK on Heathrow airport and inside Pakistan.
According to the US government, Siddiqui's role was to "rent houses and provide administrative support for the operation".
When she returned from Pakistan to the US in January , it was according to the charge to help renew the American travel papers of Majid Khan , who would execute the bombing.
Khan provided Siddiqui with money, photos and a completed application for an "asylum travel form" that "looked and functioned like a passport", according to his testimony , and back in the US Siddiqui "opened a post office box in detainee's name, using her driver's licence information".
In America, another operative, Uzair Paracha, was arrested in possession of the post box key. Khan her ex-husband was questioned by the FBI and released.
Alan White, former chief investigator of the UN-backed war crimes tribunal in Liberia, said she was the woman.
In early , while Siddiqui was working at Aga Khan University in Karachi, she emailed a former professor at Brandeis and expressed interest in working in the US, citing lack of options in Karachi for women of her academic background.
Aware that the FBI wanted her for questioning, she left her parents' house 30 March with her three children. Siddiqui's and her children's whereabouts and activities from March to July are a matter of dispute.
Her supporters and the Pakistani government claim she was held as a prisoner by the US; the US government and others including Suddiqui in her statements to the FBI immediately after her arrest suggest she went into hiding with KSM's al-Baluchi family.
Starting 29 March, a "confusing series" of reports and denials of her arrest and detention appeared in Pakistan and the US. In —04, the FBI and the Pakistani government said Siddiqui was still at large.
One day before the announcement, however, The New York Times cited the US Department of Homeland Security saying there were no current risks; American Democrats accused the Bush administration of attempting to divert attention from plummeting poll numbers and to push the failings of the Invasion of Iraq off the front pages.
After her reappearance and arrest, Siddiqui told the FBI that she had at first gone into hiding with KSM's al-Baluchi clan her lawyer later repudiated that statement [12] and worked at the Karachi Institute of Technology in , was in Afghanistan in , and also spent time in Quetta, Pakistan , sheltered by various people.
According to her ex-husband Khan, after the global alert for her was issued, Siddiqui went into hiding and worked for al-Qaeda.
He said he again saw her two years later, in a Karachi traffic jam. In a signed affidavit, [16] Siddiqui's maternal uncle, Shams ul-Hassan Faruqi, stated that on 22 January she visited him in Islamabad [31] [32] and told him she had been held by Pakistani agencies.
Knowing he had worked in Afghanistan and made contact with the Taliban in , she asked for his help to cross into Taliban-controlled Afghanistan where she thought she would be safe.
He notified his sister, Siddiqui's mother, who came the next day to see her daughter. He said that Siddiqui stayed with them for two days. Scroggins was also warned by Pakistanis with jihadist connections including Khalid Khawaja that she Scroggins might end up like Daniel Pearl beheaded if she attempted to pursue finding Siddiqui.
Ahmed and Siddiqui reappeared in When Siddiqui's ex-mother and father-in-law filed a custody suit against the Siddiqui family in an attempt to see their grandchildren the Siddiqui family refused to talk to them , Siddiqui's mother claimed under oath the FBI and US Justice Department officials had informed her that "the minors are with the mother and are in safe condition," the opposite of what such officials had told her American lawyer in May of that year.
They pointed to comments by former Bagram Air Base , Afghanistan, detainees who say Siddiqui had been at the prison while they were there.
Six human rights groups, including Amnesty International , listed her as a possible ghost prisoner held by the US.
Faruqi, Siddiqui's uncle, reported that Siddiqui visited him in January telling him she had been imprisoned and tortured at Bagram Airfield for several years and released to serve as a double agent infiltrating extremist groups.
According to one Pakistani report, her mother claimed to have been warned by an unidentified man "not to make a fuss about her daughter's disappearance, if she wants safe recovery of her daughter," suggesting that either government intelligence services or the "nexus of Pakistani and Arab jihadis" had hidden Siddiqui.
Siddiqui has not explained clearly what happened to her other two children. In April , Mariam was found outside the family house wearing a collar with the address of the family home.
She was said to be speaking English. A Pakistani ministry official said the girl was believed to have been held captive in Afghanistan from to The US government said it had not held Siddiqui during that time frame and was unaware of her location from March until July One stated: "Bagram officials have assured us that they have not been holding Siddiqui for the last four years, as has been alleged.
The US ambassador to Pakistan, Anne W. Patterson , stated that Siddiqui had not been in US custody "at any time" prior to July It is our belief that she He added: "A more plausible inference is that she went into hiding because people around her started to get arrested, and at least two of those people ended up at Guantanamo Bay.
Another theory was that the CIA and FBI did not have the ability to capture suspects in Pakistan where most people were passionately anti-American , only the ISI had the ability to capture Siddiqui, and while they may have known how to get her or even have her in custody, they were not "ready to hand her over", [12] [] whatever reward the Americans offered.
Siddiqui was on the CIA's list of suspected al-Qaeda terrorists it was authorized to "kill or capture". Aafia is different.
She knows about U. She knows how to enroll in American educational institutions. She can open bank accounts and transfer money.
She knows how things work here. She could have been very useful to them simply for her understanding of the U.
While the CIA's sources of information could not determine her exact role in al-Qaeda, "[s]he was always in the picture. Connections between her and other people in FBI was looking at surfaced in just about every al-Qaeda investigation with a U.
She was always on our radar. According to the FBI, in her testimony to them she had collected materials on viruses for biological warfare and one of her projects was finding a way to infect America's poultry supplies with an antibody that would allow chickens to pass salmonella on to humans more easily.
On the evening of 17 July , a woman was approached by Ghazni Province police officers in the city of Ghazni outside the Ghazni governor's compound.
She was holding two small bags at her side while crouching on the ground. This aroused the officer's suspicion, raising concerns that she might be concealing a bomb under her burqa.
She initially claimed the boy was her stepson, Ali Hassan The woman was not identified as Siddiqui until after hospitalized and fingerprinted.
She subsequently admitted he was her biological son when DNA testing proved the boy to be Ahmed. In a bag she was carrying, the police found a number of documents in English and Urdu describing how to make explosives, chemical weapons, Ebola , dirty bombs , and radiological agents which discussed the mortality rates of certain weapons , and handwritten notes referring to a "mass casualty attack" that listed various US locations and landmarks including the Plum Island Animal Disease Center , the Empire State Building , the Statue of Liberty , Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge , and the New York City subway system , according to her indictment.
She also had "numerous chemical substances in gel and liquid form that were sealed in bottles and glass jars", according to the later complaint against her, [3] [23] [32] [] [] and about two pounds of sodium cyanide , a highly toxic poison.
Attempting to explain the timing of her January visit to her uncle and asking for help in contacting the Taliban in Afghanistan, [] and her reappearance in Ghazni in July later that year, journalist Deborah Scroggins noted that a breakdown in the "long-standing alliance between the Deobandi jihadis and the military" occurred in preceding months, which—if Siddiqui was in hiding rather than imprisoned—could have led to Siddiqui's "falling out with her secret government protectors".
Attempts to stop them climaxed in July when at least militants were killed by the military in the storming of the Lal Mosque.
In the next five months, dozens of suicide attacks killing almost people including many soldiers were executed in retaliation. Scroggins believed this bloodshed may have alienated any military protection Siddiqui had, and the role played by women of the "burka brigade" could have been seen by conservative Islamists as evidence of women causing fitna strife.
On the other hand, supporters noted that Siddiqui's reappearance "loitering in Ghazni There are conflicting accounts of the events following her arrest in Ghazni.
American authorities said that two FBI agents, a US Army warrant officer, a US Army captain, and their US military interpreters arrived in Ghazni the following day on 18 July to interview Siddiqui at the Afghan National Police facility where she was being held.
Siddiqui related a different version of events, according to Pakistani senators who later visited her in jail. She denied touching a gun, shouting, or threatening anyone.
She said she stood up to see who was on the other side of the curtain, and that after one of the startled soldiers shouted "She is loose", she was shot.
On regaining consciousness, she said someone said "We could lose our jobs. Some of the Afghan police offered a third version of the events, telling Reuters that US troops had demanded that she be handed over, disarmed the Afghans when they refused, and then shot Siddiqui mistakenly thinking she was a suicide bomber.
Siddiqui was taken to U. She was hospitalised at the Craig Theater Joint Hospital, and recovered over the next two weeks. While at the hospital she was interrogated by an FBI agent every day for ten days for an "average of eight hours" a day.
Supporters complained that she was not Mirandized , nor did she have access to a Pakistani consular official, and that she was in a "narcotic state" at the time.
In pretrial activity, defense attorney Elaine Sharp said that the documents and item found on Siddiqui were planted.
The Pakistan National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution calling for Siddiqui's repatriation. Prior to her trial, Siddiqui said she was innocent of all charges.
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Identifying plant feeding lady beetles is simplified if a specimen is collected in the process of feeding and the person who identifies the insect knows what kind of plant the beetle was feeding on when it was captured.
The most troubling sign of multicolored Asian lady beetles is the appearance of large numbers of adults on and around buildings.
This occurs during the fall with renewed activity on warm winter days and again in the spring. The larvae may be seen on plants or outdoor surfaces, but due to their radically different appearance from the adults, may not be recognized.
Asian lady beetles are a problem for homeowners when they move inside our homes and other structures seeking a protected site to overwinter and then when they decide to once again move outdoors as the weather warms in the spring.
The following proactive and control actions are also useful prevention methods:. Your local Orkin technician is trained to help manage Asian lady beetles and similar pests.
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