Summary:

The eyes of the three persecuted Ahmadiyya women speak, Article 298 reveals the reality of life according to Pakistan's deadliest law.
Section 298 of Pakistan's Penal Code (also known as the blasphemy law) openly allows prosecution, imprisonment, and death to those who identify as Ahmadi Muslims, a minority Islamist movement in Pakistan. Since 2010, more than 200 Ahmadi Muslims have been killed inside their mosques by suicide bombs and vigilant weapons.
Persecuted from birth, Ahmadiyya are prohibited from working, voting, holding a passport or registering as Muslim. Article 298 takes us to the heart of the Pakistani Ahmadi community as they fight to keep their families, community and traditions alive.