Pakistan, March 12 -- It is a story that keeps repeating itself. Pakistani Ahmadis, forced to live in constant fear, have once again found themselves at the mercy of a system that not only fails to protect but, in many instances, becomes an accomplice to their persecution. This past March alone, authorities arrested 22 individuals in Sialkot; over two dozen were thrust into "protective custody" in Karachi-swiftly converted into arrest orders-and two more were detained in Bahawalnagar, nearly all under Section 298-C of the Pakistan Penal Code. These incidents, corroborated by the latest HRCP report, expose an alarming epidemic of mob-led assaults on Ahmadi homes and places of worship: a clear indicator of a deep-seated systemic failure tha...