UK: In a nation that prides itself on fairness and justice, RAAC-affected homeowners across Scotland are asking a simple question: Why are we being ignored? 

This week, I sent a formal letter — co-signed by Kerry MacKintosh (Deputy Chair of the UK RAAC Campaign Group and

Lahore: Nabil Masih, a young Christian man arrested in 2016 at the age of 16 on blasphemy charges, has died after years of suffering, imprisonment, and medical neglect. His story is a stark reminder of the deep flaws in Pakistan’s blasphemy laws and the persistent persecution of religious m

Brighton, UK: More than 200 people took part in a defiant march through Brighton on Sunday, standing in solidarity with Jewish communities amid rising antisemitism in the UK. The March Against Extremism, co-organised by Jewish & Proud, Sussex Friends of Israel, and Stop Th

Pakistan: Nabeel Masih, arrested for blasphemy at 16 on 18th September 2016, was imprisoned for 4 years. He is currently on bail, seeking acquittal due to a lack of corroborating evidence. 

In June, we shared the harrowing story of Nabeel Masih, a young Christian man in Pakist

SIALKOT, PAKISTAN: The Christian community and human rights advocates in Pakistan are reeling after the brutal murder of 25-year-old Habroon C Qaiser, a young man from a respected political family in Sialkot. His tragic death has sparked widespread outrage, with

Pakistan: On 21st July 2025, a Christian family in Sultan Town, Sargodha was plunged into a nightmare when 14-year-old Shamraiz Masih was kidnapped and forcibly converted to Islam. The boy is now being held at a Madrasa, where his family is deni

Lahore, Pakistan: Pakistan’s judiciary is under intense pressure as religious hardliners mount fierce resistance to efforts aimed at reforming the country’s notoriously abused blasphemy laws. The Islamabad High Court’s recent decision to form a judicial commission to investigate

Sadiqabad, Pakistan- A brutal assault on a Christian sanitation worker in Sadiqabad has once again exposed the deep-rooted discrimination and violence faced by poor and minority workers across Pakistan. The attack—allegedly carried out by influential Muslim individuals—is the latest i

Punjab: Another young man faces religious discrimination from a man trying to hide his crime. 

A case has been filed with the police in Sargodha district by Sahil Masih regarding the alleged kidnapping of his 14-year-old brother, Shamrez Masih.  

According to th

Islamabad: The Islamabad High Court has suspended the federal government’s decision to form a fact-finding commission on blasphemy cases, a significant development in Pakistan's ongoing legal and human rights discourse. The suspension was issued by a division bench comprising Justice Kh

Washington, D.C: During an open debate on promoting international peace and security through multilateralism and peaceful settlement of disputes, Antonio Guterres, the United Nations Secretary General said that “The architects of the United Nations Charter recognized that t

ISLAMABAD: Allegations that Maulana Tahir Ashrafi, a prominent Pakistani religious scholar and Special Representative to the Prime Minister on Religious Harmony, used abusive and threatening language against a judge of the Islamabad High Court have sparked widespread condemnation from civil socie

Can you imagine a woman being gang-raped and her four-year-old child being forced to watch, while instead of delivering justice, the state's police abuses the woman and then tells her to "Take the money and keep quiet"? 

This is not fiction—this is the harrowing

Sargodha, Pakistan: A 15-year-old Christian boy, Shamraiz Masih, who was initially reported missing, is now believed by his family to be in the custody of Muslim individuals in Sargodha, Punjab, raising urgent concerns about forced conversion. 

According to the First Information Re

Washington, D.C: A planning session to chart out the next action plan for Kashmir was held at Bamian Restaurant, Falls Church. Virginia – Suburban of Washington Metropolitan area. Those who attended the meeting included: Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai, Chairman, World Forum for Peace & Justice; Sa