Afghan judge accused the West of interfering of the internal affairs of his country in connection with the Afghan affair, which adopted Christianity

The intervention in the internal affairs of Afghanistan called the statements of Western politicians on the issue of Afghan, who adopted Christianity, a judge, a leading case, Abdula Rahman. Judge Ansaralla Moulavi-Zade was told to reporters in Kabul, today Iranian information agency Irna.

"This is a clear intervention in the internal affairs of our country and Afghan proceedings," Moulavi -Zayde said. He emphasized that the "religious specialist" Abdul Rachman will be convicted by Afghan laws, ITAR-TASS reports.

The 41-year-old defendant adopted Christianity 16 years ago while working in Pakistan. In early March, he was arrested by the police by denunciation. On the basis of Sharia, Rahman, the harsh punishment up to the death penalty is on the basis of the Sharia. The Constitution of Afghanistan adopted in 2004 says that "no law can contradict the norms of Sharia."

On Thursday, US Secretary of State Kondoliza Rice said that she called Afghan President Hamida Karzai and "in the most decisive expressions expressed the hope that Afghanistan would confirm the obligation to respect the fundamental human rights recorded in his own constitution."

The concern of the fate of Abdul Rahman was also expressed by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who also contacted the Afghan President. According to Irna, Hamid Karzai in response promised that the decision in this case would be made in accordance with the Afghan Constitution and international obligations of Afghanistan.