August 12, 2010, to mark “Black Day” on rising violence against Christians in Pakistan.
The government of Pakistan have declared August 11, as “Minority Day” in Pakistan but Christians in Pakistan and Pakistani Christian Diaspora have rejected it as Minority Day and decided to observe it as “Black

when a Commissionor of United States Commission on International Religious Freedom and more than one dozen leaders of International Human Right Organizations were here to speak on rights of Pakistani Christians.
Pakistan should repeal its 'Blasphemy law' as its provisions were being misused against

“How we can celebrate Minority Day in Pakistan when our innocent brothers are being killed by Islamic militants and our women are being gang raped and enforcedly converted to Islam” said Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, when speaking in Conference organized by Pakistan Christian Congress PCC here today at Reeves

To condemn murder of Christian Brothers in Faisalabad, to observe first anniversary of the horrific killings of Christians in Gora Town, Punjab, Pakistan and to protest the continued plight of the lovers of Jesus there, the Pakistan Christian Congress PCC, under chairmanship of Dr. Nazir S Bhatti,

Courts where they were brought for hearing in alleged blasphemy on July 19, 2010.
Mr. William Shahzad, Chairman PCA, Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of PCA, Mr. Babar Khokhar, Secretary General PCA and Mr. James Gill, Director PCA in a joint statement issued here today have expressed grief and condol

in broad daylight in district courts when they were coming out of court room after hearing on accusation of blasphemy were performed here today in local graveyard of Faisalabad among grieving family members and friends.
Yesterday, the incident was followed by violent protests all over the city. The

There were rumors and reports on July 18, 2010, that both of Christian brothers are free to go home from Civil Lines Police Station Faisalabad where they were detained on July 4, 2010, under blasphemy charges on complaint of one Muslim businessman of Railway Bazar because police told friends of Rash

suspected of raping a nursing student, while Judicial Magistrate South Abdul Qadir remanded him into the custody of police until July 20.
The accused Dr Abdul Jabbar Memon was allegedly involved in a rape case of a third-year student Magdalene Ashraf at the JPMC and was booked at the Saddar police

Mohammad Jabbar Memon who raped Christian student Nurse Magdalene Ashraf and then throw him from 4th floor window in vicinity of JPMC on evening of July 13, 2010.
The protest was joined by Justice and Peace Commission Karachi, Sindh Medico Association, Nursing Association and Christian Lawyers Foun

to mark Massacre of Gorjra Christians by a Muslim mob on August 2-3, 2010, in Washington DC.
The Muslim extremists attacked Christian Colony of Gojra Town, in Punjab province of Pakistan, on August 1, 2009, vandalizing Churches, destroying homes and burning alive 7 Christians;
The Muslim mob attac

Pope Benedict XVI told those who had turned out for his arrival, "Dear friends, this evening my holidays begin and I'm happy to be with you, surrounded by the beauty of creation and of history, and of your sympathy and friendship. Thanks from my heart, I bless you all. Have a good night and a good w

was looking very much confident and contented.
However, one wonders to see a man as custodian of Ministry of Minorities Affairs who has been publicly announcing for years to not to accept any seat in government.
Exclusively talking to Pakistan Christian Post, he Mr Bhatti, so called leaders of P

While receiving Iraq new ambassador to Vatican Mohammad Hadi Ali Al Sadr Pope said he hopes that the new Iraqi government will soon be formed in order to realize the dream of the hopes of Iraqi people about living in a stable and unified Iraq. Iraqis proved that they have courage and perseverance wh

Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC have strongly condemned terrorist attack on land mark of Pakistan where millions of followers of Data Ganjh Buksh pay visit every year and put their dreams to come true.
Two suicide bombers attacked devotees of Data Darbar on July 1,

The Vatican said Bishop Walter Mixa met with the pontiff in a private audience Thursday.
The audience was scheduled last month amid conflicting statements from Mixa. He had offered to resign April 22 amid abuse accusations; the pope accepted the resignation May 8. But last month, Mixa told German m