Kasur Christian Trader Claims Police Involvement in Forced Payment and Intimidation
LAHORE: Report by: Luqman Ahmad Khan A Christian livestock trader, Sabir Masih, has accused police officers and accomplices of ...
Slavery in the Shadows: How Poverty Fuels Exploitation in Pakistan
By: Zara Amoon Slavery, though officially outlawed, continues to persist in Pakistan in alarming forms, including bonded labor, child ...
Lahore Hosts Vibrant Musical Night Honoring Rising Stars
Lahore: News Desk A musical and cultural extravaganza, organized by Sunny Gill Masih Entertainment, took place at the Pearl ...
The Problem Lies Elsewhere: A Critical Look at Pakistan’s HIV/AIDS Crisis
By: Hammad Ahmad December 1st marks World AIDS Day, a global event dedicated to raising awareness about HIV/AIDS, its ...
Ending AIDS by 2030: Rights-Based Policies Highlighted on World AIDS Day
By: James Rehmat World AIDS Day is commemorated annually on December 1, offering a platform to unite in the ...
Art and Dialogue Drive Peacebuilding Efforts in Punjab
November 23, 2024: Reported by: Neelam Shahzadi National Dialogue Forum (NDF) in partnership with National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), ...
Are Minority Populations in Pakistan Being Accurately Reflected?
By: Mariam Mairaj The underreported issue of "paper genocide"—the alleged systematic undercounting of Christian and Scheduled Caste Hindu populations ...
Smog in Pakistan: A Growing Threat to Health, Environment, and Economy
By: Manoorma Mushtaq Smog has become one of Pakistan’s most alarming environmental and public health crises, driven by rapid ...
Pakistan’s Renewed Focus on Gender-Based Violence Ahead of Beijing +30
By: James Rehmat The annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, observed globally from November 25 (International Day ...
Christian Mother’s Death Sentence in Pakistan Prompts International Alarm
Washington, D.C: News Desk The US Congressman Clay Higgins has called on President Joe Biden and President-Elect Donald J. ...