Toronto, Canada: January 11, 2010. Mst Agnes Massey, President of Canada PCC Chapter and prominent attorney of Lahore High Court Pakistan have warned so-called Pakistani Christian leaders in Canada to stop character assassination of 7 years Pakistani Christian girl who was raped by a fanatic Muslim in Pakistan and later given special asylum visa to Canada. “It is wrong and against Privacy to expose that newly arrived 7 yrs old girl. I advised you but you didn't listen to me which falls character assassination to that poor girl ,you exposed her too much in Desi Churches” wrote Agnes Massey in e-Mail to Pakistani Christian elements in Canada PCC Chapter in Canada further wrote to alleged elements “Who will marry her, your act of exposure ruined her whole life. So please, stop using that innocent victimized girl for your personal gains” Anges Massey directed “take that family to the office of SISO, highly Gov't funded agency from Immigration Canada. If you don't know the way, I will guide you the way for SISO office in Hamilton. She said “I am committed to Lord Jesus to bring justice to our whole nation in Pakistan and fight with anti social elements which I am doing since 1972 by establishing Anjuman Bahbood-e-Khawateen-O-Bachgan (Regd) Feb 22,1973 and started Industrial school, adult literary Centre, Nursery health centre, free legal aid, prisoners' aid centers, games club and library. I established branches in Kot Khawja Sharif saeed,Misri Shah,Green Town,Bahar Colony Kot Lakhpat,Mohammed Nager while head office was in Bibi Pak Daman LHR. My whole team worked tirelessly for which I have commending letters from the Directorate Social welfare, LHR Punjab and Federal Women Div. Please read story of Christian Victim girl in “TORONTO SUN” also; A Christian family living in Pakistan has been granted a special immigration visa to live in Canada and apply for landed immigrant status. Hear about their religious persecution back in Pakistan. The family of a child who was sexually assaulted and left for dead in Pakistan because her dad refused to convert to Islam was cheered and given a standing ovation at a west-end church yesterday. Munir Masi, 37, with wife Sajda, 35, and their five children aged three to 11, met with Immigration Minister Jason Kenney and others who were instrumental in spiriting them to freedom in Canada on Dec. 12. The child was sexually assaulted and left to die on a roadside after Masi refused to convert to Islam from Christianity. The family went into hiding as relatives of the man convicted of the assault vowed revenge, their lawyer and church officials said. "We would like to thank Canada for allowing us to come here," Masi said through an interpreter at the Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship on Attwell Dr. "We are happy to be in a free country and my family is adjusting to life here." The children are enrolled in school and getting used to the cold weather, he said. "My kids are happy to be free," Masi said. "They can go now go to school and play outside with friends." Kenney, who was moved by the case, was given a plaque by church officials for his help in resettling the family. He issued a minister's permit to bring the family here. They can now apply for landed immigrant status. "We are helping this family by giving them new lives," Kenney told about 300 congregation members. "People have faith in Canada and they come here to find a new home for their families." Rev. Majed El Shafie, of One Free World International, who made three trips to Pakistan to help the family, said they were hiding from extremists for three years. "We are extremely happy with the outcome," El Shafie said. "People from every race and background are here today to support this family." Toronto lawyer Chantal Desloges said it was a "long and dangerous road" to get the family here. "I am so relieved that they are safe," Desloges said. "The kids have opportunities and can grow up in a free society."