He said that he personally knew these martyrs and struggle Aslam Martin and Mushtaq Roshan to organize the Christians youth on gross root levels shall ever remain land mark and Christians in Pakistan shall never forget their services rendered to their uplift and awareness. Mr. Nazir Bhatti said that

THE SHOOTING WAS the latest in a string of violent attacks against Christians and Westerners, who have been increasingly targeted since Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf's decision to crack down on Islamic extremist groups and join the U.S. war against the Taliban and al-Qaida in neighboring

Two men carrying Tula-Tokhrev combat pistols barged into the offices of the Idara-e-Amn-o-Insaf, an ecumenical body, at 10:30 a.m. and made the workers their prisoners. According to a police official, the charity workers were first gagged and bound with rope and then shot. "They died from bullet wou

Mr. Nazir Bhatti said that Christians could never forget the nationalization of missionary schools, colleges and hospitals by the PPP government and indiscriminate police firing on peaceful protest procession by PPP and killing Nawaz And James Masih in Rawalpindi. He expressed that Christian have no

Mohammed Nawaz, a retired interior ministry employee was not happy on marriage of his son and daughter with the Christians and planning to kill them from months and gunned down seven member of his family after making them unconscious. The killer was happy after killing Christian son and daughter in

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Affiliate of Association for Communal Harmony in Asia (ACHA).

The selective amnesia of Tarlochan Singh
The National Commission of Minorities, keen on pushing the Christian community into the arms of RSS general Kupahalli Suders

According to the election commission of Pakistan, on ten reserved seats in national assembly for the minorities there are 52 candidates. Majority among these candidates are of Hindu community who have been demanding these joint elections system. The Christian candidates among these 52 candidates are

The resolution demanded the repeal of blasphemy law and the immediate release of all Christian Pakistani prisoners jailed under such discriminatory laws. This event of the year 2002 brought over 400 Christian Pakistanis on one plat form. The conference was hosted by Christian League of Pakistan (Phi

Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri began his talk by reciting from the Holy Bible. He emphasized on the fact that the Bible in his hand was his personal copy, every page of which is full of study notes which he made over thirty years ago when he carried out a comprehensive study of the Holy Bible. He said that the t

Their church is likely to be the first among seven churches and two chapels to be torn down ahead of the Lyari expressway's construction. Members of the displaced families say most of them had to spend a week out in the open. "It took a week for us to find lodgings elsewhere. We slept amid the ruin

Mr. Bhatti said that slogan of joint elections to bring minorities in the mainstream of life, as equal citizen was only to deceive the minorities and capture their vote bank only. Now Muslim leaders are bargaining for large amount of sums of money for the selection of reserved seats in parliament be

Christian leaders condemned the terrorist forces and their target of innocent people in US and vowed that they are in unity to end terrorism from globe with the people of United States. They affirmed that cowardly attacks of terrorists and their threats could never be successful to damage the freedo

At a meeting held to commemorate the 37th Defence Day of Pakistan, members of the Conscience group cited the contributions of six Christian officers of the Pakistan Air Force in preserving the Territorial sovereignty and integrity of Pakistan.

A special paper, based on an article appearing in

His Excellency,
I the undersigned, Nazir S Bhatti, Chief of Pakistan Christian congress, on behalf of 15 million Christians of Pakistan, wish to draw your kind attention on the implementation of recent electoral amendments, imposition of joint election system, reduction in reserved seats in nationa

Police sources said the intruders used a sophisticated tool to slice open the bottom latches on both the front gate and the main church door. "A sharp saw-like object was used to cut the latches so they would not have to bother about the locks," said a police official who asked not to be named. "Thi