The life of a refugee in exile: “Omer” shares his story @CentreforInquiryCanada
The life of a refugee in exile: “Omer” shares his story  @CentreforInquiryCanada
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
“Omer” (a pseudonym) was born and raised in Pakistan, but his life was threatened when he expressed doubts about the inerrancy of Islam. He survived a manhunt by the Pakistani government, and now lives as a refugee in Nepal. Omer is the first Pakistani atheist to reach 100,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. He has been accepted by Canada as a permanent resident, but exit permit issues mean Omer cannot leave Nepal for an indeterminate period. You may contribute to supporting Omer (who is not allowed to work in Nepal) by making a donation to CFIC.

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The life of a refugee in exile: “Omer” shares his story

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