I don't want to look like an a$$hole but, what did these people expected? What did we expected?
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
The constitution of Pakistan establishes Islam as the state religion, and provides all its citizens the right to profess, practice and propagate their religion subject to law, public order, and morality. The constitution limits the political rights of Pakistan's non-Muslims, and only Muslims are allowed to become the President or the Prime Minister. Moreover, only Muslims are allowed to serve as judges in the Federal Shariat Court, which has the power to strike down any law deemed un-Islamic.
But Islam is not the only religion. Don't you think that similar situations (hopefully not dead penalties) could be developed all over the world?
Catholic Jurisdictions where Catholicism has been established as a state or official religion:
Alsace-Moselle
Argentina
Costa Rica
Liechtenstein
Malta Monaco
Vatican City
Other
Andorra
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Poland
Spain
The above listed countries also give constitutional privileges to Catholicism without necessarily referring to it as the state religion.
Eastern Orthodox Jurisdictions where one of the Eastern Orthodox Churches has been established as a state religion:
[Armenia]
Greece: Church of Greece Mount Athos (officially the 'Autonomous Monastic State of the Holy Mountain')
Georgia: Georgian Orthodox Church
Other The Finnish Orthodox Church is not the state religion of Finland but has a special relationship with the Finnish state.
The internal structure of the church is described in the Orthodox Church Act. The church has a power to tax its members, and receives a share of corporate tax revenue of the state. The church does not consider itself a state church, as the state does not have the authority to affect its internal workings or theology.
Protestantism
Lutheran Jurisdictions where a Lutheran church has been established as a state religion include the Nordic countries. Membership is very high among the general population, however the amount of actively participating members and believers is considerably lower than in many other countries with similar membership statistics. Furthermore, all of these churches have lately seen decline in the percentage of the population being members.
Denmark (Church of Denmark) Also the Church of the Faroe Islands is the state church of the Faroe Islands, a territory of Denmark. Iceland (Church of Iceland) (76.81% of population members at 1 January 2012) Norway (Church of Norway)
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_religion
“Civilization will not attain to its perfection until the last stone from the last church falls on the last priest”
-Emile Zola
Ismael