Lahore: On 27th February 2026, 29-year-old Christian sanitary worker Naveed Masih was brutally shot and killed while on duty at the Punjab Assembly (Punjab Assembly of Pakistan, provincial legislature Lahore) in Lahore.

Naveed, a government employee, had worked for five years at the Peo

Punjab, Pakistan: A Christian sanitary worker, Yousaf Masih, was brutally attacked for asking a cart owner not to throw garbage on the road. He suffered severe head and eye injuries, yet no action has been taken by the police. The attack exposes the serious risks faced by sanitation workers in Pu

Pakistan: The Christian and Hindu community of Jarawater, Sindh, has gained access to clean water and safe sanitation facilities thanks to BACA. After women and children faced long, unsafe journeys to collect contaminated water and struggled for privacy in open fields, BACA installed a water pump

Sialkot (District Reporter) A crowded emergency press conference was held today at a local hotel in Sialkot by Christian political and social leaders. Addressing the press conference,

Pakistan Christian Awareness  Movement Chairman Dr. Emanuel Adil Ghouri said that the Federal Cons

Faisalabad: Professor Anjum James Paul, Chairman of PMTA says that Punjab Education, Curriculum, Training And Assessment Authority (PECTAA) has approved the textbooks of Religious Education for Non-Muslim students under Notification No: PECTAA /C & C Unit/2026/767 Dated: 30.03.2026 w.e.f. the

Pakistan: The legal battle of Shahbaz Masih v. Additional Session Judge, Lahore (F.C.P.L.A. No. 536/2025) is not just a simple story of a controversial final judgment; rather, it is a case study of its own kind where a poor family suffers just because the justice system of this country has been r

Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) has expressed serious concern over the rising number of cases involving the abduction, forced conversion, and forced marriage of minority girls. These incidents have been identified through HRFP’s REAT Helpline, referrals, and HRFP team’s

Lahore, Punjab: Two deeply troubling incidents in Pakistan have sparked national and international concern, highlighting growing fears within the Christian community over safety, justice, and equal protection under the law.

Custodial Death Raises Serious Questions

A Christian

Lahore, March 2026 — The city of Lahore has been shaken by the tragic and brutal killing of 25-year-old Saltiel Masih, a young Christian man whose life was cut short in a violent knife attack on March 13, 2026, in Bao Wala, Barki Road.

Saltiel Masih, son of Shoukat Masih, was atta

Lahore: A 22-year-old Christian labourer, Adil Masih, has allegedly been unlawfully detained and subjected to abuse at a brick kiln on Raiwind Road, in a case that highlights serious concerns about modern-day slavery, bonded labour, and weak law enforcement.

Adil, a married father of tw

ROME, ITALY: In a powerful address to the Italian Parliament and Government representatives, Adan Farhaj, Director of International relations for Pakistani Christians in Italy, marked the 15th anniversary of the martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti. Farhaj described the occasion as a "pellegrinaggio

Islamabad, Pakistan:  Ishtiaq Saleem, a 34-year-old Christian father and sanitary worker from Islamabad, has been in custody since November 2022 and now faces the possibility of a death sentence over allegations linked to social media content. Advocates say his case highlights the growing mi

La Jolla, United States: The short film from Pakistan, Screen Locked, written, directed and co-produced by Khalid Hasan Khan with Alyy Khan, has been honoured with the prestigious Award of Merit in Contemporary Issues / Awareness Raising at the Best Shorts Competition, 2026, an internationally re

Islamabad, Pakistan: Christian leaders continue to struggle for a unified and effective response as thousands of families face eviction from informal settlements in Islamabad and reportedly surrounding areas. The deepening crisis has prompted urgent appeals from religious figures, including Imran

UK: On 5th March 2026, the UK RAAC Campaign Group held what should have been a pivotal and constructive meeting with senior officials from Aberdeen City Council. Representing affected families were Wilson Chowdhry and Hannah Chowdhry, who met with Stephen Booth and Gail Beattie.

At the