London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) A Christian man in Allumahar, Sialkot was beaten and insulted before his village, after he accepted Islam and then returned to Christianity after marrying a woman.

The video shared violent footage of a Muslim man shouting and beating a ma

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) A petty dispatcher and a gardener working at a girls school in  Arif Wala, Pakpattan have been booked under the draconian blasphemy laws of Pakistan.

Musarat Bibi and Muhammad Sarman cleared out a school cupboard and burnt scrap

Arifwala, Punjab: On 15 April, 2023, a First Information Report (FIR) was registered against two people working in Government girls’ higher secondary school, EB 66, Arifwala, Punjab.

According to the FIR , sub inspector police, Abid Hussain received a call from Ka

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) A Christian farmer was shot dead in Okara Pakistan, after asking 3 Muslim men to stop eating and wasting his fruit.   Read full account (here)

Renala Khurd Police have identified the killers, but have only been able to arre

Washington, D.C: The Kashmir Diaspora Coalition (KDC) and its international affiliate organizations----World Kashmir Awareness Forum, Washington DC; Kashmir House Istanbul; Kashmir Civitas, Canada; World Kashmir Freedom Movement, London; Tehreek-Kashmir, UK and EU and Kashmir Campaign Global, Lon

Srinagar: Non government organization, “Voice For Peace & Justice” working on the revival of Sufism in Kashmir to eradicate the increasing social evils and crime from the society, Saturday organized a day long Naat and Seerat Conference. Leading religious scholars of Jammu and Kas

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) The killing of four unlinked minority individuals in Pakistan during the Islamic festival of  Ramadan, may be a sign of increasing hostility towards non-Muslims in the country.

Dr. Birbal a Hindu from Karachi,  Sardar

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry)  The recent 2021 Census of England and Wales declared a large reduction in the number of people who identify as Christians in the UK, a figure that is said to have now illustrated Christianity is a minority faith. 

Though t

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) Saif-Ul-Malook gently advises Nawab Bibi of the current state of Zafar Bhatti's blasphemy case. Hopes for the release of Pakistan’s longest serving blasphemy prisoner ever have risen, despite what seems like intentional court delays.

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) Over 50 needy people received hot meals, other food and bibles during our distribution on Saturday 8th April. 

Many other regular food charities stopped serving during this period but we have served on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday an

 Washington, DC: World Kashmir Awareness Forum (WKAF) organized an Iftaar dinner to express its appreciation to the brethren of Azad Kashmir ancestry, Pakistani Americans and friends of Kashmir for their continued support. The board has experienced their dedication, commitment, and generosit

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) Pak-Christians are fearing the new year celebrations in Thailand named Songkran, an internationally known water festival.

Fears are based on the pickpocketing, water damage to phones and arrests of asylum-seekers and refugees in Thailand,

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) British Asian Christian Association has been surprised at the lackadaisical response from the MET and Essex Police, in response to a Muslim man who threatened to urinate on the Bible in a public place in the UK.

The reaction seems to be i

Faisalabad:  Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) condemned the harassments, attack on the daughters of Nasreen bibi and gun firing on Saira, one of them. HRFP demanding for the protection of victims and to bring the culprits to justice. 

On 26 February 2023 evening Nasreen

Washington DC: (By Ahmmar Mustikhan) Under federal law a non-citizen cannot be appointed to a position for which a qualified U.S citizen is available. Ovais Tohid was initially poised to become chief of Urdu service but is now an advisor

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