A Christian threatened with deportation to Pakistan has told of how he still doesn't feel free despite being given leave to remain in the UK.
Azeem Wazir, who now lives in Bristol, came to the UK four years ago after he was accused of dishonouring Islam in his native Pakistan.
The 45-year-old Pakistani Christian fled his home country after he protested against the country's blasphemy laws and a fatwa was issued against him.
His family say if he returns he will be jailed and possibly killed, while he fears he will be murdered for his faith.
His application for asylum in the UK was denied in March, but he has been granted discretionary leave to remain for 30 months, which will be renewable as long as he continues to show good character. [Sky News] Read more
