Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) expresses grave concern over the increasing incidents of violence, targeted attacks, threats, and workplace discrimination against Christians, particularly sanitary workers and laborers across Pakistan. 

HRFP’s fact-fin

Faisalabad: Imran Masih was brutally murdered in Faisalabad on 31st May 2026 after a Muslim friend allegedly entered his home during the night and attacked him with a knife. 

His nephews, Arbaz Masih and Akash Masih, were seriously injured while trying to s

MURIDKE, PAKISTAN: The death of a 22-year-old Christian man, Premi Masih, in Muridke has sparked concern among Christian communities and human rights advocates, with family members alleging that the fatal shooting was the result of prolonged intimidation, religiously motivat

The Ewing Hall Hostel of Forman Christian College University was taken over by Government of Punjab without prior notice to payout dues and repairs of the century old building which have moved anger among my minorities and human right activists across Pakistan and overseas.  <

Islamabad: JUI-F Senator Kamran Murtaza filed a Sharia petition in the Federal Sharia Court, declaring certain provisions of the Child Marriage Restraint Act 2025 as contrary to the Quran, Sunnah and Article 227 of the Constitution of Pakistan.  

On the other ha

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The tragic killing of 22-year-old Christian youth Zain Masih has sparked widespread grief and renewed concerns about the safety and security of religious minorities in Pakistan. The son of a Christian widow, Zain was fatally stabbed in Rawalpindi in an incident that has

Sialkot: Sunil Masih, a 28-year-old Christian man from Sialkot, has been missing since 31st April 2026 after leaving home for an evening walk. 

Despite the family reporting his disappearance immediately, relatives say the police response has been slo

Karachi: Rwadari Tehreek -Pakistan organized a Democracy Summit on June 4, 2026 at Karachi to reflect on reconnecting and re-imagine collective actions to explore ways to strengthen democratic values, frameworks, and protect fu

Mark Ruskell MSP 

The Scottish Parliament 

Edinburgh 

EH99 1SP 

4 June 2026 

Dear Mr Ruskell, 

We are writing following your contribution during General Questions in the Scottish Parliament on 2 June 202

UK: RAAC campaigners hold banners inside Clackmannanshire Council’s Kilncraigs offices ahead of a visit by Housing Minister Màiri McAllan, as pressure mounts for answers over funding, delays, and the future of affected hometown 

Council Silence Over

UK: Fiona Crichton, Kerry Mackintosh, and Wilson Chowdhry following a meeting with Scottish Government officials in February. 

For months, homeowners affected by the RAAC crisis in Scotland have been told that the Scottish Government is “considering matters,” &ldqu

Faisalabad:  A Christian man was killed and two of his relatives were seriously injured in an alleged stabbing attack in Faisalabad’s Railway Colony, raising renewed concerns about the safety of religious minorities in Pakistan. 

The victim, identified as Imran Masih,&nb

Islamabad: (PPF) Journalists across Pakistan formally rejected the amendments to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) 2016, labelling them a “draconian black law” intended to suppress the media. In a declaration, they demanded that the Parliam

UK: For months, homeowners affected by the RAAC crisis in Scotland have been told that the Scottish Government is “considering matters,” “preparing responses,” or “working through processes.” Yet when residents ask for something as basic as official meetin

UK: After two months of ignored emails, unanswered calls, and growing frustration among residents, the council has finally acknowledged what homeowners have been saying for months — that this RAAC crisis is having a “significant and ongoing impact” on families.