Dawn.com points to an extensive article on its home page right now that addresses the specifics of Pakistan, how non-Muslims are living in an increased state of fear, and how authorities pressure to cover up incidents:

Herald Exclusive: State of fear
By Maham Javaid

[....] According to the Human Rights Watch, an international organisation that conducts research and advocacy on human rights, living condition for Pakistan’s non-Muslims have drastically deteriorated. Moreover, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom stated in its 2012 report that Pakistan has been a “country of particular concern” since 2002 as far as the state of its non-Muslim citizens is concerned. Many in Pakistan, including some members of the non-Muslim communities, still want to believe that the situation is not as bad as it is made out to be.

A large part of this denial stems from the efforts of the state and the elected politicians to hide, rather than improve, the situation. This is exactly what is happening as far as the abduction and conversion of Hindu girls in different parts of Sindh is concerned. In the last half a decade, the incidents of abduction and conversion have risen alarmingly. Official data shows that the number of these incidents has decreased recently though Ravi Davani, the secretary general of All Pakistan Hindu Panchayat, claims that the lower incidence is because there is pressure to stop their reporting.

“Firstly, families of the girls now hardly approach the police. Even if they do, the policemen promise help only if the family remains silent,” he says. “The policemen in turn are pressurised by the locally influential landlords to keep the incident under wraps; the landlords are told to do the same by the elected representative of the area,” he adds.

“No one wants these incidents to get out anymore. They are too embarrassing for the country.” [.....]

We have been seeing the flip side of this in Egypt, where the military state and many urbanites are eager to blame the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters with inciting to violence against minority religions and to publicize any examples.

It's the same old ignorance of olden days pogroms, Bruce. Because Allah supposedly tells them so. They've got to cleanse the non-believers and then they will be blessed. Right now they believe they are cursed by their presence. (You could even switch in ancient Aztec human sacrifice.)

This is why I despise Taliban equally or more so than Al Qaeda.  Pre-emptive: that does not mean I think that U.S.A. needs to militarily save nations from their types. But Mullah Omar types deserve worldwide scorn, always and forever. And those who recruit and brainwash the suicide bomber boys are beyond evil. I don't know why so many have lost outrage about the latter, but I still find it a much more ugly crime than pedophilia, which gets all the outrage these days.

  Of course, the massacre at Nairobi was at a mall, not a church, my bad.