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News Desk A judge in Sargodha, Punjab Province, has granted bail to 52 Muslims accused of killing a Christian man over a false blasphemy accusation. The decision, influenced by a…
News Desk Lahore, June 24, 2024: In a significant move, various leaders and members of the Punjab Assembly have strongly condemned the misuse of blasphemy laws, mob lynching, and violence…
News Desk ISLAMABAD, June 23, 2024: The National Assembly of Pakistan has taken a decisive stance against the recent wave of mob lynching incidents across the nation, notably in Swat…
News Desk Brussels, 4— A delegation of Pakistani Christians living in Belgium and the Netherlands met with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Brussels today to discuss human rights…
News Desk Lahore, 15 June 2024: The Pakistan Masiha Millat Party (PMMP) has issued a call for significant changes in how sentry workers are supported during Eid. Aslam Pervaiz Sahotra,…
News Desk Islamabad, 10 June 2024: The National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) has issued an open letter to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, urging immediate action to address the escalating…
News Desk Lahore, June 12, 2024: Prominent leaders of religious minorities, human rights activists, and representatives of civil society organizations gathered at the Lahore Press Club for a Minorities Convention,…
By: Nabila Feroz Bhatti On April 8, the Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court presented Falak Noor with a critical choice: to return to her parents or stay with Fareed Alam, her husband.…
News Desk Islamabad, Pakistan: According to a recent EU report, 2023 was a year of significant upheaval for democracy and human rights in Pakistan, marked by political turmoil, widespread protests,…
News Desk Lahore, June 6, 2024: The Lahore YMCA, in line with 120 countries worldwide, celebrated the 180th Foundation Day of the YMCA, which began as a movement on June…