ISLAMABAD — A long-running dispute over land designated for a Christian cemetery in Islamabad has raised concerns about the protection of minority property, the security of Christian burial grounds, and the ability of vulnerable communities to obtain effective protection when their land rig

Italy: (Report by Adan Farhaj) The Italian Council for Religious Freedom and Dialogue met this morning with Cristiana Mele, Coordinator for the promotion of interfaith dialogue at the international level within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.

The meeting s

LIAQATPUR: The Christian community in Liaqatpur is mourning the tragic death of Shahid Masih, also known as Sadu, while raising a strong and urgent call for justice, accountability, and greater protection for vulnerable Christian citizens.

Shahid Masih, a young Christian resident of the

UK: For RAAC-affected homeowners in Tillicoultry, the latest response to their formal complaint has added another layer of frustration and distress to a situation that has already dragged on for far too long.

After months of uncertainty over their homes, finances, VAT, remedial works an

Pakistan: In Sri Lanka, the vast majority—approximately 70 percent—are followers of Buddhism, while the Christian community constitutes about 7.4 percent of the total population, numbering over 1.5 million. Here, the criterion for citizenship is humanity rather than race, ethnicity, o

Lahore: Samuel Arif, a 26-year-old Christian man from Lahore, accused of blasphemy and harassment.

Before his arrest, Samuel was reportedly beaten unconscious by security guards and a mob before police took him into custody.

His family has since fled their home in fear, while

ISLAMABAD: Pastor Imran Amanat, head of LEAD Ministries, has strongly condemned a reported incident in Islamabad in which the burial of a deceased Christian was allegedly interrupted at the Roman Catholic Christian Cooperative Housing Society cemetery.

According to members of the Christ

GENEVA:  Naveed Walter, President of Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP), addressed the 63rd Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, calling on Pakistan to strengthen the implementation and enforcement of its child-marriage laws and take urgent measures to protect girls

In 2023, the Punjab government issued a notification aimed at the character building of prisoners serving sentences in various jails across the province, transforming them into productive citizens and encouraging an inclination towards religion. Under Rule 215, this policy allows prisoners to par

LAHORE, PUNJAB: Pakistan’s history of terrorist attacks against Christians and Christian places of worship has raised continuing concerns about the protection of religious minorities, law enforcement, and justice for victims and their families.

The author argues that accountabilit

UK: RAAC homeowners in Tillicoultry are formally complaining to Clackmannanshire Council after continuing uncertainty over VAT, financial assistance, render costs and commitments made during a high-level meeting with Council leaders.

For families who have already endured months of uncer

KAMOKE, PUNJAB: Calls for truth, transparency and accountability are growing following the death of David Masih, a young Christian man from Kamoke who reportedly suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head at the residence where he was employed.

According to information available to the

Pakistan: After weeks of living apart and hiding at different locations, Azeem Javed and his family have finally been reunited in a secure home arranged by the British Asian Christian Association (BACA).

The Christian family fled after false blasphemy allegations triggered a large and a

London: The withdrawal of a prestigious interfaith award presented by the Archbishop of Canterbury to Pakistani cleric Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi has raised serious questions about due diligence at both Lambeth Palace and within the Church of Pakistan.

Archbishop Dame Sarah Mu

London: Britain has strengthened its laws against child and forced marriage, yet a series of disturbing cases demonstrates why legislation alone is not enough. Children must be protected in practice, religious leaders must understand and obey the law, safeguarding agencies must intervene when war