Pakistan: The British Asian Christian Association (BACA) is supporting a Christian family in Pattoki, Punjab, after their home was deliberately set ablaze in what appears to be a revenge attack stemming from the theft of church property. 

On 5th July 2026, Arsha

New York, USA: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) President, Naveed Walter, spoke at United Nations Headquarters in New York and raised voice for the marginalized groups and religious minorities of Pakistan. Naveed Walter attends the UN high level political forum following an official i

Karachi, Pakistan: Extremists call for the death of an alleged blasphemer and Allah hu Akbar, raising fresh concerns over mob justice and the misuse of blasphemy accusations A suspected blasphemy incident in Karachi’s Baldia Colony sparked fear as an angry mob surrounded a Ch

Karachi: Tensions reported in Karachi’s Baldia Town following an alleged blasphemy accusation have raised renewed concerns over the safety of religious minorities and the challenges surrounding Pakistan’s blasphemy laws. 

According to reports from the area, a crowd gath

Mastung, Balochistan: Calls for justice and greater protection have grown following the tragic killing of two Christian youths, Sabar Masih and Auyosh Masih, who were shot dead by unknown attackers in Mastung. The incident has caused deep sorrow among their families, friends, and the wi

Lahore: British Asian Christian Association calls for justice, accountability, and greater protection for vulnerable women 

Serious concerns have emerged following reports that two Dutch women were allegedly kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and threatened after travell

Lahore, Pakistan: A Lahore Sessions Court has acquitted Dennis Albert, a Christian man who had spent nearly 19 months in custody in a blasphemy case. The acquittal, announced on July 6, 2026, brought relief to his family and members of Pakistan’s Christian community

Pattoki, Punjab, Pakistan: A Christian family’s home was allegedly set on fire in an act of revenge following a dispute over the alleged theft of a church battery, leaving the family devastated and raising renewed concerns about the safety and protection of religious minorities in Paki

Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) expresses profound concern over the continuing escalation of violence, discrimination, and human rights violations against religious minorities across Pakistan. Recent incidents involving Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and foreign nationals demonstr

Lahore, Pakistan: Growing religious polarization in Pakistan has prompted renewed calls for stronger government action to safeguard the country's Christian minority, as concerns continue to grow over the impact of increasingly confrontational religious debates on vulnerable communit

LAHORE: Calls are growing for the Government of Pakistan to establish an independent investigative commission to examine allegations surrounding an alleged network referred to as the “Blasphemy Business Group,” amid renewed concerns raised by civil society actors and re

Lahore: They were living in that colony for over 40 years despite living there for 40years. The outcome they received was harsh and ruthless. In a deeply troubling incident, a Catholic man, Amir Masih, found himself ensnared in a nightmare, facing charges of blasphemy aft

Lahore: A bill recently introduced in the Punjab Assembly titled the Control of Habitual Offenders and Anti-Social Behaviour Bill, 2026. The impact of this proposed Punjab bill on minorities and the objectives behind it are extremely sensitive and profound in the cur

LAHORE, Pakistan: LEAD Ministries has learned and is reporting with deep sorrow the death of Amir Peter, a 60-year-old Catholic man who died while in custody after spending nearly a year detained on blasphemy-related charges in Pakistan. His case has renewed concern among Chri

UK: After almost three years of uncertainty, it has finally emerged that Clackmannanshire Council has successfully secured funding from the Scottish Government for the remediation of the RAAC-affected homes in Tillicoultry. 

During a conversation with Kim Grieve