A Pakistani court has ended a blasphemy case, which was condemned around the world, against a Christian girl.
Rimsha Masih was arrested in August in Islamabad for allegedly burning Islamic scriptures.
State-run Pakistani television said on November 20 that Islamabad's High Court threw out the charges against her after her lawyers filed a petition against the case.
Rimsha, who is believed to be 14 years old, was freed earlier on bail by a lower court.
Police have accused a local imam of planting the evidence of the alleged blasphemy in her bag.
Rimsha Masih was arrested in August in Islamabad for allegedly burning Islamic scriptures.
State-run Pakistani television said on November 20 that Islamabad's High Court threw out the charges against her after her lawyers filed a petition against the case.
Rimsha, who is believed to be 14 years old, was freed earlier on bail by a lower court.
Police have accused a local imam of planting the evidence of the alleged blasphemy in her bag.
