Faisalabad: The Chairman of Pakistan Minority Teachers Association PMTA professor Anjum James Paul have written letter to Secretary Education of Punjab Government on immediately provide Religious Textbooks and appoint Teachers for Minority Students.

Herewith is copy of letter:

When Justice Becomes a Punishment: Sardar Mushtaq Gill Condemns False Accusations, Delayed Justice, and the Misuse of Law

LEAD Ministries Founder Calls for Global Justice Reform and Firm Time Limits, Warning That Criminal Proceedings Must Not Be Misused as a Tool to Harm Others Through

Sialkot: (By Staff Correspondent) A ceremony was held at the Biblical Faith Church—organized by the Vision of God Ministry and the Christian Awareness Movement—to launch Dr. Adil Ghouri’s book (Christian Daughters in shroud of frae)  While introducing the book, Dr. Adil Gho

Faisalabad: The chairman of Pakistan Minority Teachers Association PMTA professor Anjum James Paul have written an open letter to Maryam Nawaz Chief Minister of Pakistan to implement notification about Christian Sikhs and other minorities prisoners at an earliest.

Professor Paul’s

FAISALABAD/KAMOKE/PESHAWAR, Pakistan: A series of reported incidents involving Pakistan’s Christian minority—including alleged assaults, threats and intimidation, attacks on Christian youths, the reported death of a young Christian man following an encounter with police, and the alleg

Gujranwala, Pakistan: Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) is closely monitoring the arrest of Amir Masih, a Christian resident of Dhala Sharif, near Nowshera Virkan in District Gujranwala, following allegations concerning a video shared on social media.

Amir Masih, son of Emmanuel Masih,

LAHORE, Pakistan: Sardar Mushtaq Gill, founder of LEAD Ministries, is calling on the international Christian community to embrace a united and Christ-centered mission that brings together three vital responsibilities: defending the Christian faith, standing with persecuted believers, and planting

Faisalabad, Pakistan: A brutal knife attack in Faisalabad has left a poor Christian family devastated after Imran Masih was killed and his two nephews were seriously injured.

Akash and Arbaz Masih survived the attack but have been left with life-changing injuries that prevent them from

Pasrur, Pakistan: A Christian sanitation worker in Pasrur, Punjab, has allegedly been assaulted while carrying out his duties under the Suthra Punjab programme.

Noman Masih reportedly apologised after water accidentally splashed onto a shopkeeper, but was allegedly subjected to religiou

Pattoki, Pakistan: Front row (left to right): Arshad Masih, Kafia Bibi, Haniyal Masih and Abraham Masih. Back row: Two local community members standing in solidarity with the family.

British Asian Christian Association continues to support Arshad Masih and his family as police investiga

LAHORE, Pakistan:  A Christian man in Lahore was allegedly abducted, physically assaulted and threatened at gunpoint in an attempt to force him to abandon his Christian faith, according to an account shared with Christian leaders.

The alleged incident took place on August 20, 2026,

KAHROR PAKKA, LODHRAN, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN: The death of 18-year-old Christian student Daud following an alleged encounter with police has sparked deep grief and outrage among the local Christian community, with growing calls for justice, accountability and a transparent investigation into the circu

USA: (BGEA) Church leaders from more than 50 Asian-Pacific countries and territories will be encouraged and equipped to renew their commitment to bold and Biblical proclamation evangelism

In exactly one year the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association’s Asian-Pacifi

Lahore: Minority leader Mr. Khalid Gill who is Chief of All Pakistan Minority Alliance and President of Pakistan Peoples Party minority Wing Punjab have urged Young Adult educated Christian to prepare for participation in Local Government Elections in Punjab.

Mr. Khalid Gill directed Ch

Lahore, Pakistan: LEAD Ministries has welcomed Saudi Arabia’s ongoing reforms to its school curriculum, describing the reported removal of material identified as antisemitic, discriminatory and extremist as an encouraging step toward greater tolerance, peaceful coexistence and respect for h