Sahiwal, Punjab: A 14-year-old Christian girl, Saira George, was abducted and brutally sexually assaulted in Chak 82/6R, Sahiwal in late 2025.

Despite strong prosecution evidence and ongoing trial proceedings, the accused Muhammad Zohaib’s bail was rejected by the Sessions Court S

Shahkot, Pakistan: A young Christian woman was brutally gang-raped at gunpoint by her Muslim employer and an accomplice while working at a lemon farm in Shahkot, Pakistan.

The attackers bound her hands with her scarf, gagged her to silence her screams, and repeatedly assaulted her befor

Pakistan: Progress on the British Asian Christian Association (BACA) safe house project is moving forward steadily, with construction now approaching its final stages. We are hopeful that the building work will be completed by the end of May, marking a significant milestone in a long-anticipated

UK: In public sector housing crises such as those involving RAAC-affected properties, communication is not a courtesy—it is part of the system that holds everything together. When residents are dealing with displacement, financial uncertainty, and the loss of their homes, clarity and follow

UK: I never expected a routine ride through London traffic to end in a courtroom battle—but that’s exactly what happened. I would normally be driving my Tesla Model X, but with congestion at a standstill, I opted for the moped in my garage to save time.

What began as a brief

Sialkot: At the invitation of Spreading God's Word Bible College Principal Pastor John Sanaullah and Pastor Samar Zaman, Chairman Christian Awareness Movement Dr. Adil Ghauri visited the Bible College along with Dr. Tehreem Adil Javed Gul, Journalist and Roshi Ghauri.

Addressing the

Sydney, Australia: A program was organized by the Australian Kurdish Society (AKS) in Merrylands, Sydney, to commemorate the Peshmerga martyrs who were killed in recent drone attacks. The Kurdish national anthem and the welcome remark of Mr. Nader Gariban, president of AKS, commenced the program.

SIALKOT: The launch ceremony of three Christian books published by the Christian Awareness Movement - Bridal  Banquet,  Faith Mystery and Why Are Pakistani Christians Afraid? was held at the Yorkshire Hotel in which a large number of political, social and religious figures participated.

Sialkot:  (District Reporter) - Christian Awakening Movement Chairman Dr. Emanuel  Adil Ghouri  while talking to media representatives, said that the launch ceremony of three books published under the auspices of his organization was held at a local hotel on May 4 at 4 pm, in which

Lahore: The Punjab Assembly has passed the Child Marriage Restraint Bill 2026, setting 18 years as the minimum legal age for marriage for both males and females and declaring underage marriage a non-bailable offence. The legislation marks a significant legal development and fulfils a long-standin

Faisalabad: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP), in partnership with the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD), has initiated a project’s activities aimed at strengthening human rights advocacy across Pakistan. Titled “Human Rights Documentation, Fact-Finding, and Advocacy for the Marg

Islamabad: Asif Ali Zardari has traditionally greeted Sikh pilgrims, Hindus and other minorities on the occasion of Christmas, Holi and now Baisakhi (April 14, 2026). He praised the role of minorities, guaranteed the rights and religious freedom granted in the Constitution of Pakistan, and said t

Islamabad: (PPF) On April 12, Geo News received a show-cause notice from the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) for broadcasts related to the death of Indian singer Asha Bhosle. The notice, issued following Bhosle’s death, cited violations of various judgments and sectio

Sindh, Pakistan: In the rural village of Misri in Sindh, Pakistan, approximately fifteen Christian and Hindu families are facing acute hardship due to the absence of clean, safe drinking water. With no reliable source available, they are compelled to rely on muddy irrigation channels for survival

Pakistan: The British Asian Christian Association (BACA) continues its heartfelt mission to care for the three orphaned children of Shama and Shahzad Masih — the young Christian couple who were falsely accused of blasphemy and brutally murdered in Kasur in 2014. More than a decade after the