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In this Tuesday, February 3, 2015 photo, Pakistani Christian Basharat Bhatti, 43, center, sits with his family gathering around a fire to warm themselves from the evening cold, outside their makeshift tent at a slum home to Christian families on the outskirts Islamabad, Pakistan. The colony home to many Christians who once lived elsewhere in the capital, but fled in fear after a string of blasphemy allegations and killings. In this country of 180 million people, where Islam is the state religion and 95 percent of people are Muslims, Christians represent just a sliver of the population. (Photo by Muhammed Muheisen/AP Photo)
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