Rajasthan, India:  Earlier this year, we shared the disturbing news of five tribal pastors from Rajasthan, India, who were arrested under false allegations of “forced religious conversions”—a charge frequently used by anti-Christian extremists to silence and intimidate

SIALKOT – In yet another tragic incident highlighting the vulnerability of religious minorities in Pakistan, Sujawal Masih, a young Christian man from Mohalla Atari in Rangpura, Sialkot, was allegedly murdered under suspicious circumstances. According to early reports, two unidentified men

Toronto: International Christian Voice (ICV), Canada, celebrated the 14th anniversary of the martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti on May 09, 2025. The event paid tribute to Shahbaz and recognized his service to the religious minorities of Pakistan. Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti was a well-known Pakistani politici

UK: On Saturday 10th May 2025, Wilson Chowdhry, Chairman of the UK RAAC Campaign Group, met with 15 local residents representing 10 households affected by Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in Hirwaun. The meeting, held in response to limited engagement from Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) Cou

Lahore, Pakistan: The Christian community in Pakistan is mourning the brutal murder of Asher Atray, a young Christian lineman with the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), who was abducted on April 24 from the Batapur area of Lahore. His body was recently recovered from a canal after Mu

UK: We are here to represent not just the 25 council tenants in Milton Street, Monifieth, affected by Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete—RAAC—but also the 49 private homeowners whose lives have been upended by a crisis they neither caused nor could have foreseen.

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Pakistan: In a time marked by rising tensions between Pakistan and India, voices advocating for peace and understanding are more crucial than ever. LEAD Ministries Pakistan, a prominent organization committed to social justice and religious harmony, has spoken out strongly against any form of con

Faisalabad, Pakistan: In a harrowing act of violence underscoring the persistent persecution of Christians in Pakistan, 19-year-old Ghulfam Masih—a beloved only son to his widowed mother—was shot dead in cold blood in the Ghulam Muhammad Abad (Base Line) area of Faisalabad. The murder

SHEIKHUPURA, PUNJAB: A Christian laborer, Asif Masih, has died under tragic circumstances in the village of Sahoki Maalian, near Sheikhupura, after being brutally beaten by a group of Muslim men and later subjected to police mistreatment. His death has ignited protests and renewed concerns over t

Sheikhupura: A 28-year-old Christian worker, Asif Masih, tragically died after allegedly being subjected to brutal torture by a group of men associated with a local landlord in the village of Saho Ki Malian, within the jurisdiction of the Housing Colony Police Station in Sheikhupura.

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Lahore, Pakistan: Concerns over the safety of Pakistan’s vulnerable Christian minority have deepened following the alarming disappearance of Asher Atray, a young Christian man employed as an Assistant Lineman at the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA). Atray has been missing since

Governments have promised to end malaria by 2030. With around five and a half years left to eliminate the vector-borne disease worldwide, it is alarming that progress is off the mark. More worrying is that whatever progress has happened towards ending malaria, can be reversed. Without adequate sc

Peshawar: Cardinal Joseph Coutts is a Pakistani Catholic leader who was born in Lahore in 1945. He served as the  bishop of Faisal abad Diocese and Archbishop of Karachi and became the first-ever cardinal from Pakistan when Pope Francis elevated him to the College of Cardinals in 2018.

London: The crisis facing RAAC-affected homeowners in Aberdeen continues to escalate, with aging infrastructure, inadequate support, and a pressing need for safe, sustainable housing solutions. As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure no community is left behind, the UK RAAC Campaign Group has su

UK: In November 2014, the world watched in horror as Shama and Shehzad, a young Christian couple from Pakistan, were brutally tortured and burned alive in a brick kiln after false accusations of blasphemy. Their tragic deaths shocked the global community and left behind three young children&mdash