The case of Anwar Kenneth, a mentally unstable prisoner who has languished on death row for over 23 years, is a heart-wrenching testament to the complex intersections of justice, mental health, and human dignity. Convicted under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws, Kenneth’s prolonged imprisonment and deteriorating mental health have sparked deep concerns among […]
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 […]
The courtroom of the Lahore High Court was silent, charged with anticipation. This wasn’t just another appeal hearing. It was about Junaid Hafeez, a once-promising Fulbright scholar, whose life took a dark and devastating turn when he was accused of blasphemy in 2013. In a dimly lit cell in Multan Jail, […]