A statue of Jesus Christ is left smashed on the floor at a church that was attacked by Muslim hardliners in Temanggung, Central Java, Indonesia on Feb. 8. Hundreds of Islamic hard-liners stormed a courthouse and set two churches on fire to protest what they considered a lenient sentence for a Christian convicted of blaspheming Islam.

Police stand guard after a riot in Temanggung on Feb. 8. Hundreds of Islamic hard-liners stormed a courthouse and set two churches on fire to protest what they considered a lenient sentence for a Christian convicted of blaspheming Islam.Witnesses said at least nine people were rushed to the hospital with injuries and police led away some protesters for questioning.

Pakistani cleric Maulana Yousef Qureshi, center, addresses a rally against Asia Bibi in Peshawar, Pakistan, Dec. 3, 2010. Qureshi offered a reward of $6,000 to anyone who kills Asia Bibi. Pakistan's president will not immediately pardon the Christian woman sentenced to die for insulting Islam but may do so later if an appeals court delays her case too long, an official said.

The daughters of Asia Bibi pose with an image of their mother while standing outside their residence in Sheikhupura, Pakistan on Nov. 13. Asia Bibi, a Christian mother, has been sentenced to death for blasphemy, the first such conviction of a woman, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reported. Bibi, 45, was handed down the death sentence by a court in Nankana district in central Punjab, the newspaper reported. Standing left to right is Esha, 12, Sidra, 18 and Eshum, 10.

Protesters hold placards while demanding the release of Asia Bibi at a rally in Lahore, Nov. 21, 2010.