Pakistan: In May 2025, 19-year-old Gulfam Masih was brutally murdered in Faisalabad after a minor accident with another motorbike. 

His widowed mother, Kishwar Bibi, has been left alone, struggling to survive as a low-paid cleaner. 

The British Asian Christian Associ

Faisalabad, Pakistan: A Christian mother is pleading for protection and justice after her 15-year-old daughter, Mehak, was allegedly framed in a false theft case and subjected to police torture by an influential Muslim feudal landlord. 

Mehak, who worked as a maid in the landlord&r

Lahore: The Edge Foundation on Tuesday held a press conference at the Lahore Press Club to highlight what it described as a “grave miscarriage of justice” in the case of Shamraiz Masih, a 14-year-old Christian boy from Sargodha who was abducted and coerced into conver

UK: The Chairman of the UK RAAC Campaign Group, Wilson Chowdhry, has written an open letter to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, and Building Safety Minister Alex Norris, following the government’s decision to reject a

UK: The Chairman of the UK RAAC Campaign Group, Wilson Chowdhry, has issued a stinging reminder to the Welsh Government after receiving no response to his 6th July 2025 open letter about the plight of private homeowners affected by Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC).&nbs

Layyah, Punjab, Pakistan: A deeply troubling act of religious vandalism has sent shockwaves through Pakistan’s Christian minority after unknown individuals defaced a church in Layyah, Punjab, with Islamic inscriptions and cryptic symbols. The graffiti, which appeared earlier this week, incl

Pasroor, Sialkot: In a shocking incident that has sparked outrage among minority rights advocates, Boota Masih, a 55-year-old Christian laborer, was shot dead in July 2025 while working in the agricultural fields of Tehsil Pasroor, District Sialkot. The murder, reportedly linked to a land dispute

New York: A group of Kashmiri-Americans along with some overseas prominent guests from Azad Kashmir visited Sardar Sawar Khan, former Advisor to the Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir and a well-known leader of Kashmiri American community at his home in Woodbridge, New Jersey, who is recuperating fro

Faisalabad: On the eve of Pakistan’s Independence Day, two worship places belonging to a minority community were attacked and set on fire in the Dijikot area of Faisalabad. As reported by Dawn News, the local police have registered two cases under terrorism charges against

UK: The UK RAAC Campaign Group has received a detailed response from Scotland’s new Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Màiri McAllan MSP, to our calls for legislative reform, Homebuyer Report improvements, and direct engagement with all affected residents. One of the most welcome de

Sahiwal, Punjab: Pastor Imran Amanat, leader of LEAD Ministries Pakistan, has strongly condemned the recent police operation that escalated a domestic dispute into a serious legal crisis involving the registration of anti-terrorism charges against 80 Christians in Chak No. 190, Harappa village, S

Sindh, Pakistan: In the Sindh village of Ali Ahmad Khan Marri, over 40 Christian and Hindu families are battling a severe outbreak of malaria and dengue. 

Children are among the worst affected, with several already receiving treatment for the mosquito-borne diseases. 

Pakistan: In July 2025, heavy monsoon rains caused a home in Christian Colony Raiwind to collapse, killing three members of the same family. 

BACA supported the grieving relatives with funeral costs and began rebuilding the destroyed home. 

Construction is now underw

Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP), in collaboration with the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD), organized a special event at Vision Hall, Faisalabad, to commemorate National Minority Day on the topic of “National Minority Day-11th August: Conference on Huma

UMERKOT: In a significant and much-needed public address, Justice Salahuddin Panhwar of the Supreme Court of Pakistan openly criticised the deep-rooted flaws in the country’s judicial and institutional systems. Speaking at the oath-taking ceremony of the Umerkot Bar Association, Justice Pan