Toba Tak Singh: November 23, 2008. (PCP) A Christian named Rashid son of Salamat Masih aged 16 years has been arrested on 17th November 2008, under Blasphemy case in Toba Tak Singh. He was wanted in case registered vide First Information Report (FIR) No. 126 dated 1st April 2007, offence under secti

London: November 26, 2008. (PCP) The Islamic Republic of Iran systematically is generating far-reaching hatred against Sunnis in a way that has no precedence in history. While the Safavid Kings used their swords for the massacre of thousands of Sunnis, the Iranian Shia regime is using a new strat

Lahore: November 26, 2008. Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC have appealed to International Human Right organizations to step forward to safe life of Naseem Bibi who is under constant threats in Pakistan.
Naseem Bibi is facing miserable life and lost her 9 years old

Srinagar: 25 November 2008. (PCP) Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front –JKLF-(Aman) has made it clear that elections under the present circumstances are not credible. Senior Vice Chairman of JKLF Sheikh Mohammed Afzal has said that the arrest of pro freedom leader, use of force on peaceful protestors, kil

Srinagar: November 25, 2008. An extra-ordinary meeting of JAMMU KASHMIR PEOPLES LEAGUE was convened at party headquarters Srinagar which was chaired by parties acting Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza. In the meeting a threadbare discussion was held on the present situation. While addressing the Peoples L

LAHORE, November 25: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has welcomed government’s announcement of disbanding the political wing of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), but urged putting in place a mechanism to hold the intelligence agency accountable.
A statement issued by the Commis

A poet's tribute to Nawabzada Bala'ach Marri, son of veteran leader Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri, who had taken
an oath of allegiance to Baluchistan-- in stead of Pakistan--, when he was sworn in as a member of the
Baluchistan state assembly in 2002. Nawabzada Marri was martyred on November 20, 2007

Lahore: November 21, 2008. (PCP) A Christian teacher at FC College Lahore was shot dead by unidentified men at his residence creating fear and panic among more than million Christians living in Lahore, capital of Punjab province.
The deceased was Professor of English in Forman Christian College FC

Washington DC: November 21, 2008. On the occassion of the first death anniversary of Nawabzada Bala'ach Marri, member of the Baluchistan state assembly who was killed during his struggle against Pakistan army, strikes were observed all over Baluchistan. Texas-sized Baluchistan was annexed by Pakista

Toba Tek Singh: November 21, 2008. (Jawad Mazhar for PCP) City Police of the District Toba Tek Singh in Southern Punjab Province of Pakistan arrested two Christian men who were allegedly accused of committing Blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), in a raid on a village of Tehsil Gojra on Tu

Sialkot: November 21, 2008. (PCP) Nadeem Masih aged 22, employed as daily wages sanitary worker in Municipal Corporation of Sialkot died here today when forced by four officials to go down in gutter for cleaning at 9.00 PM.
Nadeem obeyed their order but came up and told officials that water is ve

Karachi: November 19, 2008. (PCP) Nazir S Bhatti Chief of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC paid homage to sacrifice of Martyr Balach Marri and observed one-minute silence on first anniversary of Balach Marri during his telephonic speech to leaders of Central Council of PCC here today. Pakistan securi

PCC chief was talking to Central Committee leaders of Pakistan Christian Congress by telephonic address here today to stress for mass contacts to Christian youth to expedite peaceful movement for Separate Christian Province.
Nazir Bhatti said “ PPP plans to bag struggle of Seriaki movement’s demand

LAHORE: November 18, 2008, (PCP) The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has expressed grave concern at two independent news channels being taken off air in Sindh on Monday and called the action an ‘unpardonable attack on freedom of expression’.
A statement issued by the Commission on Tuesda

DURBAN: November 18, 2008. (PCP) Representatives of 160 ratifying countries currently meeting in Durban, South Africa will negotiate guidelines for a provision in the global tobacco treaty that will determine whether millions of people get the health protections they are now guaranteed under the tre