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“They Nailed His Legs for a Phone”: A Christian Laborer’s Final Cry in Pakistan
In the dark hours before dawn on May 12, a mother’s world shattered in a dusty corner of Pakistan’s Punjab province. Her son, 35-year-old Kashif Masih, was dumped like garbage on a street — his bloodied body broken, battered, and barely breathing. By sunrise, he was gone. The hands that had
When Being Ahmadi Becomes a Crime in Pakistan
Fear clung to the two elderly men in the grainy video, their cuffed and chained hands a heart-wrenching symbol of helplessness. Around them, a hostile crowd roared slogans about the “finality of Prophethood,” their voices heavy with intolerance and anger. Men in black coats—the familiar uniform of Pakistan’s legal profession—stood not
The Silent War Against Christians in Pakistan Claims Another Life
The silence of a grieving mother now hangs heavy over the streets of Ghulam Muhammad Abad in Faisalabad, where the blood of 19-year-old Ghulfam Masih still stains the earth. An only child, the heart and soul of a widowed mother, Ghulfam was brutally gunned down in a vicious act of hate
The Brutal Killing of Asif Masih: A Christian Worker’s Tragic Fate in Rural Pakistan
The death of 28-year-old Christian worker Asif Masih is a heartbreaking reminder of the violence and injustice that continues to plague vulnerable communities in rural Pakistan. On the fateful night between April 29 and 30, Asif, who had been working at Mushtaq Ahmad’s farm for the past year, was subjected to
A Nation’s Children in Crisis: Pakistan’s Struggle to Protect Its Youngest
A heart-wrenching new report by the National Commission on the Rights of the Child (NCRC) sheds light on the grim reality facing Pakistan’s children—an alarming truth that calls for immediate action and compassionate change. With 112 million children, comprising over 40% of the nation’s population, Pakistan stands at a pivotal crossroads
Pakistan’s Blasphemy Crisis: Lives Destroyed in the Shadow of Fear and Intolerance
In the heart of Pakistan, where minarets rise against the sky and the call to prayer echoes with hope, an unsettling silence hangs heavy—one built not from peace, but from fear. In 2024, a record-shattering 344 blasphemy cases were registered across the country, according to the Annual Human Rights Observer by
Childhood Abducted: The Unanswered Disappearance of Radha Bheel
It has been more than 15 harrowing days since Radha Bheel vanished—15 days of silence, fear, and heartbreak for a family who have nothing but a girl’s birth certificate, a fading memory, and unending tears to hold on to. Radha, a 14-year-old child, is still missing. Her father, Panya Bheel, breaks
Christian Sisters Viciously Attacked Amid Systemic Injustice in Pakistan
In the quiet town of Millat Town, Faisalabad, a horrific incident unfolded on the afternoon of April 15, 2025, one that sends shivers down the spine of every compassionate soul. Two innocent Christian sisters, Aina (18) and Shaina (17), were viciously attacked, their dignity and safety torn apart in an act
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Christian Women in Pakistan and the Silent Agony of Forced Conversions
In the shadows of Pakistan’s bustling cities and quiet villages, a silent cry echoes — the cry of Christian women whose lives have been upended by the harrowing reality of forced conversions. These are not just statistics in a report or fleeting headlines; they are daughters, sisters, and mothers who once
Christian Mother Targeted in Violent Blasphemy Accusation Attack in Pakistan
In a heart-wrenching turn of events on Wednesday, August 7th, a Muslim mob in Pakistan descended upon Kathore village in Gojra tehsil, Faisalabad District, Punjab Province, targeting Saima Masih, a 32-year-old Christian mother of two. The mob, incited by accusations from Muhammad Haider that Saima had desecrated pages of the Quran,
Discriminatory Inheritance Ruling: Upholding Bias Against Ahmadis in Pakistan
Last week, the Lahore High Court reinforced discriminatory practices against religious minorities by upholding two lower court decisions in a contentious inheritance case. This ruling not only perpetuates systemic bias against the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan but also casts a shadow over the rights of other minority groups, highlighting the deep-rooted
Pakistan’s Systematic Persecution of Ahmadis: A Nation’s Conscience Under Siege
There are wounds that time cannot heal, and then there are wounds that a nation deliberately inflicts upon its people—festering, deep, and cruel. Pakistan, a country that once promised sanctuary to the oppressed, has become the very force of oppression against its religious minorities. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan’s latest
A Family’s Nightmare: 12-Year-Old Christian Girl Abducted at Gunpoint in Pakistan
In the heart of Punjab’s Okara District, a family has been plunged into unimaginable agony. On January 20th, 12-year-old Ariha, a bright-eyed child full of dreams, was ripped away from the safety of her home by three armed men. Her mother, Sumera Gulzar, fought desperately to protect her daughter, but her
Christian Man in Pakistan Arrested Amid Rising Blasphemy Accusations
The streets of Ward No. 12 in Kahna, Lahore, were eerily silent on the evening of November 3rd. Homes stood abandoned, doors locked, and windows shuttered. A deep, pervasive fear had gripped the Christian community after news broke that Zafar Iqbal, a local Christian man, had been accused of blasphemy—a charge