Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan: In the narrow lanes of Pakistan’s brick kiln communities, where dust mingles with despair, the silent cries of Christian families rise above the clatter of daily labor — cries for justice, dignity, and the simple right to live without fear. 

Pakistan: On 26th June 2024, 22-year-old Basharat Masih, a Christian waiter from Faisalabad, was arrested under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws while travelling to his new job in Naran. 

He has remained in Adiala Jail for over a year, accused of a crime he denies, with his family u

Sialkot: After the brutal murder of Christian painter Yousaf Masih in Sialkot, his three orphaned daughters were left heartbroken and destitute. 

The British Asian Christian Association (BACA) visited the family, offering comfort, prayers, and urgent financial assistance. 

Sindh, Pakistan: In the remote village of Jarawater, Sindh, Christian and Hindu families struggle daily without access to clean drinking water or sanitation. 

Women walk long distances through fields to fetch contaminated canal water, risking their health and dignity. 

UK: The decision by Aberdeen City Council to provide compensation that reflects essentially pre-RAAC property values for homeowners in Torry marks a long-overdue victory for justice. After two gruelling years of campaigning, meetings, protests, and deputations, the council finally recog

Aberdeen City Council’s handling of the RAAC housing crisis in Balnagask has been marked by delay, confusion, and frustration for displaced homeowners. After months of uncertainty, the Council has now taken a more positive step — though only after earlier discussions fell far short of

UK: The Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee recently received official responses to petition PE2113/M: Provide support to RAAC-affected communities, which I submitted on behalf of RAAC homeowners. The letters—dated 29 and 30 October 2025—come from

UK: Wilson Chowdhry, Chairman of the UK RAAC Homeowners Campaign Group, has today issued an open letter to Kevin Wells, Strategic Director for Place at Clackmannanshire Council, urging the Council to reconsider its current decision to proceed with remedial works on homes affected b

UK: After two years of tireless campaigning by the UK RAAC Campaign Group, there is finally cause for celebration for homeowners affected by RAAC in Balnagask. Hannah Chowdhry, Co-Vice Chair of the UK RAAC Campaign Group, has been at the forefront of this struggle, following her earlier role as C

UK: Aberdeen City Council’s handling of the RAAC housing crisis in Balnagask has been marked by delay, confusion, and frustration for displaced homeowners. After months of uncertainty, the Council has now taken a more positive step — though only after earlier discussions fell far shor

UK: RAAC Homeowners Face Bankruptcy While Scotland Funds Africa. As a UK citizen of ethnic origin, I understand the importance of building a fair and balanced world. Foreign aid — whether financial, humanitarian, or developmental — exists to help people overcome poverty, disasters, an

UK: The first-ever RAAC protest in Renfrewshire took place outside Renfrewshire Council offices on Saturday, 11th October 2025, as homeowners and campaigners demanded urgent government action, transparency, and fairness. Organised by the UK RAAC Campaign Group, the protest dre

Moscow: An international Kashmir conference was jointly organized by Tehreek-e-Kashmir Russia and the Jammu Kashmir Community International (JKCI). The event brought together experts from the United States, United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Denmark, South Africa, Russia, Middle East, Pakista

Sialkot: The media is the fourth pillar of the state, which plays a key role in shaping positive public opinion. Today's media has become very powerful. It has the ability to change or cancel decisions made in parliament. The media not only identifies the country's political, social, econ

USA: Ambassador Masood Khan Sahib, an international diplomat, devoted champion, passionate proponent of the Kashmir cause and the son of the soil of Kashmir, argues that the liberation of Kashmir from India or emergence of another sovereign entity would encourage secessionist tendencies in India