Aman Ullah, who spoke to Aasia Bibi by telephone Friday, said the 54-year-old Bibi is being held in a room in the southern port city. He said Bibi, who still faces death threats, is frustrated and frightened, uncertain of when she will be able to leave Pakistan. “She has no indication of when she will leave … they are not telling her why she cannot leave,” said Ullah. The Associated Press news agency spoke to Bibi by telephone with Ullah’s assistance following her October acquittal, which was upheld last month. He said Bibi told him she is locked in one room of a house.

Source: Pakistan Today February 10, 2019 08:15 UTC