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Mustapha,
the son of an expert on Islamic law in Morocco, says he converted to
Christianity in 1994 to 'fill a spiritual void'
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Moroccans who secretly
converted to Christianity are demanding the right to practice their faith
openly in a country where Islam is the state religion and "apostasy"
is condemned.
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In
Morocco proselytizing is punishable by law and anyone found guilty of
'attempting to undermine the faith of a Muslim or convert him to another
religion' can be jailed for up to three years
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