LAHORE, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN: Sardar Mushtaq Gill, a globally known human rights defender and advocate, has urged Christian-majority nations worldwide, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Germany, France, Italy, and Ireland, to formally recognise Christian

Pakistan: CLAAS-UK has condemned the reported mob attack on the home and medical clinic of Kamran Gill, a Christian father of three from Gharial Kalan, near Narang Mandi in Pakistan’s Sheikhupura district, following allegations that he shared blasphemous content on social media.

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Pakistan: Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher of the Holy See is visiting Pakistan to mark the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and the Holy See. This is the first official visit to Pakistan by a Vatican Secretary. On October 9, 2026, Deputy Prime Minis

Narang Mandi, Pakistan:  Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) has strongly condemned a mob violence, arson, and threats against members of the Christian community in Narang Mandi, Sheikhupura District, Pakistan, following a blasphemy allegation against Kamran Gill Masih, a Christian man who ha

NARANG MANDI, PAKISTAN — October 10, 2026 — Sardar Mushtaq Gill, founder of LEAD Ministries, has strongly condemned the reported mob attack on October 9, 2026, in Gharyal Kalan, Narang Mandi, Punjab Province, Pakistan. According to the information provided, hundreds of people gathered

Narang Mandi: A Christian doctor, Kamran Masih, was reportedly arrested on 9 October 2026 following a blasphemy accusation in Narang Mandi village, Gharial Kalan.

An angry mob allegedly surrounded his home and clinic, broke into his residence, and set both properties ablaze.

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LAHORE, Pakistan: A Christian farmworker who says he was trapped by debt, paid low wages and prevented from attending church has been freed following intervention by the Lahore High Court.

Maqsood Masih, a father of four from Village Varuan in Sheikhupura district, worked for a landowne

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has upheld the death sentence of Christian man Qaiser Ayub in a long-running blasphemy case while acquitting his brother, Amoon Ayub, because of insufficient evidence linking him to the alleged online material.

The decision comes after

SHEIKHUPURA, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN: Fear and uncertainty have gripped the Christian community in Gharyal Kalan village, near Narang Mandi in Sheikhupura District, following the arrest of a Christian man accused of sharing allegedly blasphemous content on Facebook and a reported mob attack targeting hi

CHICHAWATNI, PAKISTAN: For the family of slain Christian man Ashram Masih, the pain of losing a loved one has been compounded by another harsh reality: the struggle to pursue justice when they lack the financial resources and support needed to navigate the justice system.

Ashram Masih w

WAZIRABAD, PUNJAB — LEAD Ministries has expressed deep concern over reports of the alleged humiliation and mistreatment of sanitation workers in Wazirabad, calling upon the authorities to conduct an immediate, impartial and transparent investigation. According to reports circulating publicl

Pakistan: The emotional statement regarding minorities—in which he described them as the "crown on the head"—made after assuming office in Punjab had sparked a new sense of hope. However, the gap between the eloquent statements emanating from the corridors of power and the b

ISLAMABAD — A long-running dispute over land designated for a Christian cemetery in Islamabad has raised concerns about the protection of minority property, the security of Christian burial grounds, and the ability of vulnerable communities to obtain effective protection when their land rig

Italy: (Report by Adan Farhaj) The Italian Council for Religious Freedom and Dialogue met this morning with Cristiana Mele, Coordinator for the promotion of interfaith dialogue at the international level within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.

The meeting s

LIAQATPUR: The Christian community in Liaqatpur is mourning the tragic death of Shahid Masih, also known as Sadu, while raising a strong and urgent call for justice, accountability, and greater protection for vulnerable Christian citizens.

Shahid Masih, a young Christian resident of the