Punjab, Pakistan: Afzal Masih, a devoted Catholic father of four, was murdered while travelling to a Marian pilgrimage in Mariamabad.

He was shot dead after confronting Muslim men who were harassing Christian women in his group.

Months later, his killers have been granted bail

Jarawater, Sindh: After installing a life-changing water pump for Christian and Hindu families in Jarawater, BACA has begun construction of a much-needed washroom.

For years, women endured danger and humiliation using open fields for sanitation. The new facility will restore dignity, sa

Lahore, Pakistan: LEAD Ministries has warmly welcomed the Punjab government’s landmark decision to criminalize child marriage, establishing 18 as the minimum legal age for marriage for both boys and girls. This progressive move ensures that religious interpretations, including Islamic Shari

Faisalabad, Pakistan: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) has expressed grave concern over the abduction, forced conversion, and forced marriage of 13-year-old Christian girl Sataish Maryam from Tehsil Chichawatni, District Sahiwal of Pakistan.

First Information Report (FIR) registered o

Karachi: The 17th edition of the Karachi Literature Festival (KLF) hosted a full-house and thought-provoking session on digital wellness with the screening of the short film Screen Locked, followed by a stimulating panel discussion featuring prominent voices from the arts, academia, and public he

Pakistan: Construction has officially begun on BACA’s first safe house in Pakistan—a vital sanctuary for persecuted Christian families, including blasphemy victims and survivors of sexual violence. This milestone marks the transition from vision to action, with the ground floor now un

Pakistan: Sumaira George with her mother, Nasreen George, and elder brother, Sahil Masih, standing together as they continue their fight for justice with the support of BACA.

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Rai Muhammad Naeem  Karal Court has dismissed the application filed by Nimra Shah, an accom

Gujranwala, Pakistan: Allegations of violence against two minor Christian brothers in Gujranwala have raised serious child protection and human rights concerns, highlighting the vulnerability of religious minority children in Pakistan.

According to the complaint filed by their father, t

Kasur, Pakistan: In a deeply disturbing incident highlighting the ongoing plight of religious minorities in Pakistan, a Christian bonded labor family has reportedly been brutally tortured and threatened with death in the Village Pahlo area of Kasur District, Punjab.

Another Christian bo

New York: “It is apparent that war and conflicts pose greater challenges to socio-economic development. This is evident in the attendant loss of lives among the civilian population and the vulnerable segments, including women, children, youth and people living with disabilities, and the dis

Kasur, Punjab: Christian families in Pakistan continue to face violence, intimidation, and physical abuse amid worsening religious hatred, with two serious incidents reported this week in Kasur District, Punjab. Victims say they were targeted solely because of their Christian faith and were left

Islamabad: Sardar Mushtaq Gill, Founder of LEAD Ministries, has strongly condemned the recent terrorist attack at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, calling for an end to misleading narratives about terrorism and urging decisive action to prevent radicalization.

Gill said, “Stop saying t

London: in a press release its announced for registration for a Conference in Italia.

Dated: February 12

Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Location: Sala Nassirya, Piazza Madama, Senate of the Republic (Senato della Repubblica)

A conference dedicated to the fig

Islamabad: Sardar Mushtaq Gill, Founder of LEAD Ministries, has warned that Pakistan’s blasphemy laws continue to destroy lives and create a climate of fear and violence, affecting people of all faiths while disproportionately targeting Christians.

Gill noted that while Muslims, H

Islamabad: The recent decision by Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) to allow a 12-year-old Christian girl, Maria Shahbaz, to remain with her alleged Muslim husband, Shehryar Ahmad, has drawn widespread condemnation from human rights groups and faith-based organizations. Critics