Lahore: Prominent Minorities’ Social, Political and Religious leadership held a joint Press Conference on 26 June 2026 at LAHORE PRESS CLUB to express their concerns on the consistent misuse of blasphemy laws, mob violence and attacks on the lives and properties of religious minorities. The

Islamabad/Lahore, 24 June 2024 – In a landmark move, the National Assembly on 23rd June and the Punjab Assembly on 24th June passed resolutions addressing the grave issue of mob lynching and emphasizing the protection of minorities. This significant step marks a pivotal moment in the countr

London: (By Wilson Chowdhry) On June 22, 2024, Deal Pier came alive with a vibrant and colorful festival celebrating Refugee Week. Organized by Seeking Sanctuary and Electronica band Ooberfuse, the event aimed to raise awareness about migrants near our shores and provide humanitarian aid to those

London: (By Wilson Chowdhry) In the face of the ongoing RAAC roof crisis, the tireless efforts of homeowners and advocates in Aberdeen are beginning to bear fruit. Aberdeen City Council's recent decision to include homeowners in their options appraisal is a significant step forward, prompted

Basildon, UK: Residents of the Knights Estate in Basildon are voicing their discontent over the Basildon Borough Council's handling of the forced relocation due to the presence of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in their homes. This issue has come to a head following a protest a

Islamabad: (By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai) It is with sadness to announce the demise of Moulana Ghulam Nabi Nowshahri who was suffering from kidney disease for the last few years. He was a parliamentarian, social activist, a Dayee, leader of Jamaat-e-Islami Indian occupied Kashmir

London: (By Wilson Chowdhry) A Christian businessman, Nazir Masih, experienced the horrific destruction of his home and business and was beaten nearly to death because his 'ritually impure' son was seen talking with friends near a Muslim home frequently. Eight days later, the 76-year-old

Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) Fact Findings reports has revealed on the Sargodha blasphemy issue; the reasons behind, happening on May 25th, who did, their motives behind it and the resembling between Sargodha, Jaranwala , Sialkot’s two brothers Nadeem & Azam accusation

London: Rehena Majeed, a 40-year-old Pakistani Christian asylum seeker in Thailand, joyfully received a £200 gift from British Asain Christian Association this month. This financial assistance will help her purchase medication, pay rent, and afford other essentials for her survival in Thail

Pakistan: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) In a disturbing turn of events, Jameela Bibi, a mentally challenged Christian resident, found herself behind bars after a trivial altercation with a shopkeeper escalated into serious accusations of blasphemy. The incident, which occurred on June

London:  (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) A surge in religious extremism in Manipur, India, have led to severe religious persecution against the Kuki Christian community. Over 200 Christians have been killed, and numerous villages, houses, and churches have been destroyed, resul

Sialkot: A mass protest was held at jajor Palace of the Sialkot in front of the deputy commissioner office .organized by the Christian Awareness Movement ( Masihi Tehreek .e. Beadari) against the killing of Nazir Masih who was killed by a violent mob on the charge of blasphemy in Sargodha .In whi

Ohio: The American Sikh Council representative and interfaith leader Dr. Gurdas Singh was invited to speak at the conference. The topic under discussion by all the speakers was ‘The Role of Religions in Solving Inequalities’.

 There were six speakers from different fait

New York: “On behalf of the people of Kashmir, we American citizens of Kashmiri origin offer our sincerest congratulations to the State of Denmark on its election to be the non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for 2025-2026. The ten non-permanent members of the Security Council a

Islamabad: (PPF) On june 4, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Muzaffarabad denied bail  to Kashmiri poet Ahmed Farhad, who was reported missing from Islamabad on May 14 and later found in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) police custody on May 29.

Earlier on June 1, the Islamabad Hi